A LANDLORD’S GUIDE TO DEALING WITH A NON-PAYING TENANT  

So you thought you were lucky and got the best tenant! Maybe things have been good, but suddenly your tenant stops paying their rent- what happens next? Most property owners face the hassle of dealing with difficult tenants at some point, and it is not easy. Fortunately, we have called in an expert who will give you some practical steps to take when dealing with a non-paying tenant and tips to help you get through sticky situations. Make sure you don’t miss this episode by tuning in at 7pm sharp!  #YourSpaceYourRules #YSYR #privateproperty Guest Name – Bruno Simao Designation- Founding Attorney Guest Company Name: Bruno Simão Attorneys  Website link: https://www.brunosimaolaw.co.za/the-firm/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bruno-simao-68482831  

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00:00 Show starts 01:15 Introduction by Zama 04:03 Question 1 – What is the first a landlord should do with their non-paying tenant? 05:21 Answer – Bruno Simao 07:50 Question 2 – What is in the letter of demand? 08:41 Answer - Bruno Simao 14:50 Question 3 – Next step after letter of demand and there’s no response 15:36 Answer - Bruno Simao 18:24 Break 19:31 After the break with Zama 20:22 Question 4 – YouTube 21:04 Answer - Bruno Simao 22:53 Question 5 – In the event where the agent is receiving the money but not paying the landlord on time, how can you deal with this?  24:15 Answer - Bruno Simao 27:36 Question 6 – Facebook 28:04 Answer - Bruno Simao 31:50 Question 7 – Facebook 32:11 Answer - Bruno Simao 35:14 Question 8 – Facebook 35:23 Answer - Bruno Simao 36:24 Question 9 – Facebook 37:20 Answer - Bruno Simao 43:27 Closing remarks – Zama