Read your Lease Agreement please...you signed and agreed to the terms.

Thank you for reblogging the post. When  I have a management company managing my property I request them not to give out my telephone number to tenants.

I love th eidea of sending that letter... what a great idea

Thanks for the re-blog Wallace, greatly appreciated.  I love the idea of your letter.....excellent.

Wallace, 

We are seeing some of this.  The best news is that my owners and I have a good relationships and they back me up and ask not to be contacted again.  It's part of life.

It's never a dull moment in this business.

We just had a home for sale where the buyers thought I wasn't talking to the owners by their lack of moment on the purchase price.  They called, the owners said they had had multiple conversations with me about the offer and it was just too low and now where they would sell the house.  Now we are under contract with them and in a purchpase price point that makes sense to my owners.  

I appreciate folks feel like they need to try.   However, I also appreciate there are many ways to handle this.  The non-renewal is a good one!

All the best, Michelle

Our challenge is just the opposite!  I have had recent clients that feel a need to contact the tenants!  The reasons are varied but all nonsensical and every time leads to problems that the client didn't foresee (though we did) and then they expect us to repair the situation.  We usually fix things by firing the client. Problem solved.

You have to love when tenants go above your head. It only makes it worse.