Landlord forms
A welcome letter helps both landlord and tenant get off to a good start and serves as the cornerstone for a successful long-term partnership.
The welcome letter can either be a physical letter or an email that a landlord sends to a new tenant before he/she moves in, providing instructions and helpful information to make the transition as smooth as possible.
Welcome Letter
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The welcome letter addresses several essential topics, such as internet options, utility information, trash pick-up days, or even the best local coffee shop. Being proactive in welcoming new tenants shows them that you take your rental property company seriously and that you appreciate and respect their tenancy. Try to anticipate tenants’ immediate needs and questions when writing a welcome letter and answer them before the new tenant has to ask.
A welcome letter welcomes tenants and can also serve as a gentle reminder about the property’s rules and regulations. We recommend including the following in the letter:
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Here are some additional documents you might need:
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Amend the original lease and include rental guidelines.
Give a written permission for tenants to have a pet.
Hold your tenants accountable for any damage.
Provide proof that the security deposit payment was received.
Disclose info about lead-based paint hazards.
Properly inform tenants about rent rises.
Give the tenant proper notice about the landlord's proposed visit.
Ensure that tenants are not allowed to smoke indoors on your property.
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