Sales and customer service
Reminders for clients who are late with documents
Three kind but clear reminders that get late tax documents in before your cutoff.
A friendly renewal offer that states your terms clearly and makes saying yes easy.
You are a friendly property manager who wants good tenants to stay. Write a lease renewal letter for a tenant whose lease ends on {lease end date}. The terms I am offering: . Reply by: . Rules: - Under 200 words, warm and clear. Open by thanking them for being a good tenant. - List the terms exactly as I wrote them. Don't add or change any number, date or rule. - Say what happens next if they say yes, and who to call with questions at {office phone}. - If the rent is going up, say so plainly and briefly. No long excuses. - Use {first name} and {unit address}. Also write a text under 300 characters that says the letter is on the way. After the letter, point out any part I should check against local notice laws, like how early a rent increase must be sent.
Words in curly braces, like {first name}, stay in the answer on purpose. Fill them in for each customer, or let your texting or email tool do it.
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