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Re: no instructions for mailing a check to LL
by Anonymous (MD)
on March 17, 2012 @10:25
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I am 5-yr member of LPA if that is matter. Is there any other channel that LPA can help me?
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Re: no instructions for mailing a check to LL
by Bryan (Ia)
on March 17, 2012 @12:42
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To be a member of the LPA you had to prove that you are a LL. If you are a member that means you are a LL. As a LL you should understand that the T carries the burden of paying the rent on time, each and every time, no excuses. You should also understand how late fees work. You should also understand the importance of completely understanding each and every lease clause BEFORE you sign the lease.
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Re: no instructions for mailing a check to LL
by Anonymous
on March 17, 2012 @13:52
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In this case, I am a tenant; while I do play a LL role in other case.
All my credit card paymeents are paid in full and on time via PC banking for more than 10 years.
I treat this rental monthly payments as the same matter, are being paid on time via PC banking until March. From March 2011, I use mail certificate to deliver the check to this LL b/c Feb. 2012 PC banking case makes me worry. But, I guess I still get the late fee even when the check arrived 2/27/2012 (post office return receipt). Now, I really run out of my choices - how to work this out and settle this issue.
This morning I just learned from a worker in LL office that the two paricular individuals handling the rental payment are not in today. LL does not tell any tenants to add individual officer name as ATTEND for their payment processing and that she suggests us ( me and PC banking to add). In reality. the individual handing the payment has been changed ( turnover) while I live here.
So PC banking assistent advises me to ask LL to fill out Electronic Payment Enrollment Form so that the payment transaction can be done electronically by PC banking in a more effective way.
If there is a court date, what I can present to the judge in the court is I have done my part - did act to pay my rental on time and did what I am told.
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Re: no instructions for mailing a check to LL
by OK-LL
on March 18, 2012 @12:32
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Enough already! Stop trying to communicate with the LL or anyone else about this. Simply bring to court your USPS receipts showing the dates you mailed the rent payments to the LL. When he cashes the payments has no bearing on whether your payments are tendered timely. If you have, in fact, been mailing your payments in with any type of receipt returned to you, either certified or registered mail, then you will be able to estabish the date tendered and that will end the discussion for the judge. Decision in favor of tenant, case closed. If you have maintenance issues with the rental which affect the habitability of the rental, such as roof leaks, then make a written for the repair, sent certified mail, and wait the statutory amount of time for repair. If no repair ensues, the you may take the statutory relief (repair and deduct or terminate the lease, whatever is allowed by your state). If you are a LL too, then you should be familiar with the LL/T laws and you should read them to inform yourself of your position as a tenant.
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