Rent: A Case Study

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Good afternoon Ashley,

This is a response to your concerns for May's rent.

Rent is late on the 4th of each month and there is a late fee of $100.00.
Then we do file eviction on the 10th of each month and there is $200.00 eviction fee too.

I can work with you with a payment agreement if you have half of your rent we can do payment agreement

By what day can you pay your rent?

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