Posted: 10/1/2010 7:02:40 PM EDT
| If you were a landlord would you rather get paid 3 months at a time in advance, say $1500 dollars or month by month and have $1800? |
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One month deposit, last months rent and first month's rent when you move it. $1800 and deposit earns interest. This is specifically in regards to rent. Say you could have $1500 for 3 months rent in advance, or you could have $1800 which is $600 a month, each month. Would you rather take the $1500 invest it or just get paid month by month because you get more? |
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Quoted: If you were a landlord would you rather get paid 3 months at a time in advance, say $1500 dollars or month by month and have $1800? $1800. The renter signed the contract agreeing to pay a monthly amount. They're still paying the agreed upon monthly amount. I don't care if they pay in advance, that's fine by me. They better keep their shit straight so I don't have to ask for rent because they keep forgetting what month they've paid to. |
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Quoted: Quoted: One month deposit, last months rent and first month's rent when you move it. $1800 and deposit earns interest. This is specifically in regards to rent. Say you could have $1500 for 3 months rent in advance, or you could have $1800 which is $600 a month, each month. Would you rather take the $1500 invest it or just get paid month by month because you get more? What alternate investment is growing $100+/month over three months from $1500? Fuck the realestate, put your money there. Just don't put all of it in. It doesn't make sense to give an upfront discount unless you can make more money from the upfront discount by alternate investments. |