My state law (MD) limits the late fee to 5% of the unpaid rent. It is a flat fee, no daily charges.
If your state statutes are silent on the subject, then look at case law to see what the courts generally accept. Maybe a consultation with an eviction attorney or eviction service will tell you what you want to know.
There is a similar program in Greensboro N.C. called RUCO (RENTAL UNIT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY). More details can be found here: http://www.greensborolandlord.com/
I live in Raleigh, NC and have 14 low income units. You can blame mayor meeker and his looser democrat city council for this. Do not eat at the busy bee downtown raleigh cafe, it is owned by said looser meeker. What is worse is the only decent guy on the council is leaving (isley).
I say lets get together as landlords and just refuse to pay any of these fees? What can they do? Revoke my right to rent my property? Hmm....good luck. [ Edited by jb_bak on Date 07/19/2009 ]
Paying late? or having to file court paperwork 7 times?
And another question... what is their current balance to their current landlord? If >0, then RED FLAG
This was info from the landlord before the current residence. They said that the late pay was the day after the due date, no money owed.
My state law (MD) limits the late fee to 5% of the unpaid rent. It is a flat fee, no daily charges.
If your state statutes are silent on the subject, then look at case law to see what the courts generally accept. Maybe a consultation with an eviction attorney or eviction service will tell you what you want to know.
There is a similar program in Greensboro N.C. called RUCO (RENTAL UNIT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY). More details can be found here:
http://www.greensborolandlord.com/
I live in Raleigh, NC and have 14 low income units. You can blame mayor meeker and his looser democrat city council for this. Do not eat at the busy bee downtown raleigh cafe, it is owned by said looser meeker. What is worse is the only decent guy on the council is leaving (isley).
I say lets get together as landlords and just refuse to pay any of these fees? What can they do? Revoke my right to rent my property? Hmm....good luck. [ Edited by jb_bak on Date 07/19/2009 ]
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