i want to know how much does a land lord charge for prorate rent from day to day.?
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Prorated rent should be the total monthly rent divided by 30 or 31 days, multiplied by the number of days you are renting.  If this is a short term rental that is day to day without any lease agreement, the landlord will likely charge more than that because of the uncertainty in the length of your tenancy.
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Hello,\n\nI found this information from the Stockton Court website in California.\n\nUNLAWFUL DETAINER \nInformation for Landlords and Tenants\n\nLandlord Information\n\nAs the landlord, you must begin by giving the tenant an appropriate written notice. If you are uncertain whether this should be a 3-day or a 30-day notice, you should contact a legal advisor for assistance. If the tenant has not moved out by the end of the period stated in the notice, you can begin the legal process by filing a complaint with the court. The forms to do this may be purchased from the court or are available at no charge through the court's web site at www.stocktoncourt.org. You may file your papers in person or by mail.\n\nWhen you submit your paperwork, you will need an original and at least two copies of the papers. You will also need to pay the appropriate filing fees. If you are unable to pay the court fees, you may qualify for a waiver of court fees and costs.\n\nService\n\nThe clerk will provide you with endorsed copies of the complaint and an original summons. You must then have the tenants personally served with the summons and complaint. You cannot do this yourself, but anyone who is over the age of 18 who is not a party to the suit can serve the papers for you. You may prefer to have the Sheriff's Department serve these papers for you, but you should be aware that they charge a fee for this service. The person who makes service will need to complete a Proof of Service form and give it to you. You must file this document with the court.\n\nOnce the tenants have been served, they have five calendar days to file a response with the court. If you do not receive a copy of the tenants' response by mail, you may want to come to the court to see if an answer has been filed. You should bring the original completed summons and proof of service with you to file them with the court.\n\nIf the tenants do not file a response to your complaint\n\nIf the tenants have not filed a timely answer or motion to quash service of summons and complaint, you will need to file a Request to Enter Default, a clerk's Judgment for Possession and a Writ of Possession. These forms may be obtained from the clerk's office or through the Judicial Council's web page. Once you give the completed paperwork to the clerk, you will receive the documents that you will need to take to the Sheriff's Department, Civil Division, to complete the eviction. You cannot evict the tenants yourself.\n\nIf the tenants do file a response to your complaint\n\nThere are a variety of options available to the defendants, including filing an answer or a motion in opposition to the complaint. In most cases, an answer will be filed.\n\nWhen an answer has been filed, you will need to file the original proof of service and a Memorandum to Set Case for Trial. The Proof of Service address must be as listed on the Answer. The court will mail you a notice regarding the trial date once it has been scheduled. You should receive this notice in about one week.\n\nHere is the link where I also found the above information.\n\nDepending you where you live, it could be different.\n\nHope this helps you.......................................................  :-O
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1)collects rent\n2)fields tenant phone calls \n3)arranges for repair workers\n4)finds tenants and screens them\n5)arranges for the property to be cleaned and updated before renting back out\n6)charges a fee for their service that is equal to 7-10% of the monthly rent and 50% to get a new tenant in.\n7)provides itemized list to investor of all costs\n8)sometimes charges extra hidden fees like for faxes, paperwork, repair calls etc. (don't let em and don't do it depending on which side you are)\n9)if they are good they will inspect the property and do maintenance on a scheduled basis
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You need a tenant homeowners policy with probably a computer and jewelry floater attached.  \n\nYour best bet is to contact a local, independent agent, and sit down with them to figure out how much this is going to cost you.
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There's an excellent book on Landlording by Leigh Robinson. Get it worth every penny. The link below has rental agreements too. But get the book, very very useful.
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The only person you need to convince on the calculation is the tenant.  your are on the right track for your math calculations.  i would think about it as if i was in the tenants shoes and figure out what he would make at that spot (your exact calculations).  Dont forget to add his costs to move, plus a little something for his time and headache.  This is how governments calculate compensation for condemnation cases ie widening of roads ect.  \n\nAnother way to calculate the value of the lease is to determine the market rent of the unit and compare it to contractual lease rent.  For ex. if market is $20,000 per month and Actual rent is $15,000 per month and you have 5 years 60 pmts left you can run a present value calcuation on that income stream.  For that example the present value of the $5K month stream at 6% rate of return is $258K.  this is how an appraiser would value the lease.\n\nagain please keep in mind what it is worth and what the tenant wants are often two different things.  wish you luck in you endeavor, when in doubt hire a local professional.
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Unfortunately the landlord can raise to as high as he wants.  But if he did that he would not have anybody renting.  What has happened is that the rent in your area has gone up.  So in return your new landlord can ask what the rent is dictating in your market area.  The only suggestion is to work out some sort of agreement.  Tell him your situation and hope for the best.
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I pay 8% (of rent) to management company. Also I pay them 50% of the first month rent when they bring in a new tenant and sign a lease. This is in OR. I have heard up to10%. 8-10% seems to be normal.
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I have learned (unfortunately, the hard way!) that background checks are a must when renting properties.\nI use one of the best and most highly rated online services, and it is completely legal!!!\nNetDetective.com\n\nCost:  (Worth EVERY penny!)\n\n$29.00 For 3 Years Of \nUnlimited Access \n\n90 Day Money Back\nGuarantee \n\nGood luck and happy renting!
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It varies a lot depending on the location and how fancy you want to go. I'm married to a military man and we travel around the country a lot. On the east coast in Maryland we paid about $1100 for rent, but in mid-Michigan I paid $499, and that was for a townhouse! Are you renting month-to-month or did you sign a lease? Signing a lease ensures that your rent won't raise until the lease contract is up, even if the property value goes up.
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Go to Ask Jeeves, and put in tenant landlord questions you will find your answers.  I once had a foreign Landlord, who thought he was my Own-Lord, a Lawyer took care of that for me, it is against the law to harass you in any wayand most states are [pro tenant.  Know your rights.  A retainer, and small fee to a real estate attorney can remedy this quickly.  I know it cost money, but mine only cost $250.00 in the long run and it was well worth it to see the Landlord squirm.
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there is a website called rent.com...try it out
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That varies with AREA ! Down town , easy to find .Also varies with owners some will charge less if you carry a longer lease, some just haven't been able to rent it out and are willing to rent lower.Landlords want the property rented so look around ,ask stores close by what they are paying , but shop for a good deal ,so you have a better chance at making the bills if at first it is slow. Make sure the building is ZONED for a store ! Landlords may not be honest and tell courts They just thought you wanted to rent the building to stay there, and the zoning can close you down and the lease will still hold your to agreement.
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Contact the particular service provider. They will send a team for inspection of your land and finalise.
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Hi, \n Please see www.RentACoder.com.\n\nGood look
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Ask people that rent our property in your area.  I'm sure they can give you some straight answers.
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A land contract is an agreement between a buyer and a seller in which the buyer puts down a deposit and pays monthly payments over a period of time and at the end of that time, they pay the remaining amount by taking a loan out on the property.  The interest is negotiable.  If you're the buyer, try and negotiate it as low as you can.  I usually try to do about 6.5 or 7, but land contracts can require a higher interest because you do have the option of backing out of the contract after the specified number of months if you want to.  If you do, you forfeit your initial deposit.  Normally the contract is spread over a period of 36-60 months.  Let's say you purchase a home through land contract for $150,000.  You decide to spread out the contract over 36 months.  You calculate using a 30 year mortgage.  I have a calculator that does it for you.  If it were at 7%, over 30 year terms, your payment would be 997.95.