I have a section 8 resident who has given notice not to renew as she is now eligible for a larger voucher. Usually I do not get phone calls from other landlords where they have applied. Her leave will end April 30 and so far I've received one phone call from an application she filled out listing me as current LL. They asked two questions, 1. Does this person rent XX address from you? 2. Has she paid any late fees,? Since section 8 currently pays all her rent the answer to #2 is no. And I stated that all the rent is funded by the program... They responded with "Oh, good, great" and that was the best of the conversation. No more questions. Yesterday I received an email from a property company, the email contained a link to give a reference for this resident of mine. So I thought this was pretty nice stream lining to just sent an email with the questions. Anyone do this? I did click on the link and the first two questions are dates, move in and out and address... I did not have those in front of me so I just left the form. Now I'm thinking why do I want to fill this out? April is not really a good time for me to deal with a move our and I'd rather she just stay another year or two. Shouldn't I be more corporative and fill out the form? They keep the house and yard decent and I'd rather keep them there. Guess I'm getting older and don't want to be bothered with starting over. Thinking of selling this one property. Or making improvements if this family does find a place. Just really don't want to deal with it right now. Not sure I want to participate in the process. If they find a place on their own, fine, but it feels like I'm sho-oting myself in the foot! --172.59.xxx.x

I agree,do what is best for you --74.77.xx.xx

--184.4.xx.x

This is what O am seeing: The tenant has treated you decently and you are going to turn around and try to screw her over and stop her from finding the larger rental that she has qualified for. --76.178.xxx.xxx

I agree with Sid, other than having no knowledge regarding his PPS --72.218.xx.xxx

--162.204.xxx.xxx

Geez, your judging my morals... After reading all the above I have come to the conclusion that the first inquiry was a person calling and the second was an email, a task put on my to do list and not personal and disconnected. Like really your request is automatically sent to save you time. It's a clever time saving on their end and it just is hitting me wrong. Anyways rent on. --172.59.xxx.xxx

Is she wanting a bigger place because her family is growing? --73.19.xxx.xx

You must be in a mood, plenty, because it sounds as if there no reason to deny their request in whatever form and they are leaving regardless: they qualify for more. --173.28.xx.xxx

Same as WMH - I'd use email before phone. Need to send the permission form along, anyway. --72.218.xx.xxx

Yes. I'm in a mood. To much going on. Here is the service, it as easy and pretty slick. I may use it myself. Clocked they and left the information for referral. .....We’re Findigs. We help leasing teams screen and approve tenants faster with digital tools like automated references, instant income verification, and more – explore the entire underwriting suite at findigs.com --172.59.xxx.xx

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Something about more rent makes the heart lighter... or maybe it's the couple founds of beer I enjoy at a local pub after each successful new leasing! For you, that can be lunch. --184.4.xx.xxx

In the end the right choice happens. Just have to go thru "the world's not fair emotions" lunch cures all. Lunch today was with my husband on Main Street on a fantastic patio with warm weather and sunshine. It was delightful. --172.59.xxx.xxx

We require a T's signature on any inquiries. You never know who you are talking to... --73.230.xxx.xx

We require a T's signature on any inquiries. You never know who you are talking to so thier permission is needed. --73.230.xxx.xx