Tenant Complaints. The Manager shall maintain business-like relations with the tenants of the Properties.
Tenant Complaints. Manager shall maintain business-like relations with the tenants of the Properties and respond to tenant complaints in a prudent, business-like manner. Manager shall maintain a record of all tenant complaints and Manager’s response to such complaints which record shall be available for review by Owner.
Tenant Complaints. Manager shall serve as liaison between the Venture and tenants and maintain businesslike relations with tenants, whose service requests shall be received, logged and considered in systematic fashion in order to show the action taken with respect to each. Complaints of a serious nature (i.e. involving claims in excess of $25,000) shall, after thorough investigation, be reported to the Venture with appropriate recommendations. Manager shall use its reasonable efforts to secure full compliance by the tenants of the Premises with the terms and conditions of their respective leases.
Tenant Complaints. Third Party Manager shall maintain business-like relations with the tenants of the Properties.
Tenant Complaints. All material written Tenant complaints (which have not been cured or otherwise satisfactorily resolved with such Tenant) regarding the Buildings known to Seller have been disclosed to Buyer.
Tenant Complaints. Manager shall serve as liaison between Owner and commercial tenants and maintain business-like relations with commercial tenants, whose service requests shall be received, logged and considered in systematic fashion (in accordance with standards used by the managers of first-class office-retail projects in Washington, D.C.) in order to show the action taken with respect to each. Complaints of a serious nature (i.e. involving claims in excess of $1,000) shall, after thorough investigation, be reported to Owner with appropriate recommendations. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth in this Agreement, Owner reserves the right to contact its tenants directly, but Owner agrees to exercise this right in such manner so as not to interfere with Manager's performance under this Agreement and to make all such contacts as provided in the Joint Venture Agreement.
Tenant Complaints. Of course, keeping tenants happy is an important part of the property manager’s job. Making sure that the property is kept clean and in good repair is essential, and so is responding promptly and professionally to requests and complaints. A property manager’s ability to keep tenants happy is directly related to the management- unit ratio, which is the number of units per on- site manager. Generally, one on- site manager can handle 50 to 60 units. Rent Collection. Rental property cannot be profitable unless the rents are collected when due. Careful selection of tenants in the f irst place is one of the most effective ways of avoiding delinquent rents. A high occupancy rate doesn’t benefit the property owner unless the tenants are l ikely to meet their f inancial obligations. The amount of the rent, the t ime and place of rent payment, and any penalties imposed for late payment should be clearly stated in the lease. The manager should consistently follow a collection plan that includes adequate recordkeeping and immediate notification of late payments. W hen all collection attempts fail, the manager must be prepared to take legal action to evict the tenant in accordance with the owner’ s policies.
Tenant Complaints. Consistent with the Operating Standard, Property Manager shall maintain businesslike relations with tenants and shall maintain and, if requested, provide to Owner in a timely manner, records setting forth tenants' service requests and complaints received and Property Manager's action taken to resolve the same.
Tenant Complaints. We hope that with mutual respect and consideration, residents can find ways to resolve many of the issues that may come up between neighbours. When that doesn’t work, the Housing Corporation asks that if you have complaints regarding another tenant/neighbour, that you monitor and keep documentation of your complaints. However, should you ever feel threatened, in danger, fearful, or have a noise complaint, please report this to the police as well as the housing office. The non-emergency line for the OPP is 0-000-000-0000. Of course, in cases of emergency, dial 911 immediately. For minor nuisances, please keep written documentation of dates and what situation occurred, and after 5 or more occurrences submit the document to the Housing Corporation. Written documentation is a requirement of the Landlord Tenant Board and helps us resolve the situation.
Tenant Complaints. Manager agrees to promptly forward to AFF any regulatory complaints pertaining to the Program.
