Kassandra RPM Alaska

Everyone, Please do at least 1 email, but we need three - Mayor, House, and Senate Email your stories / Email how tenants will hurt landlords when no evictions are allowed / Email everyone you can - TODAY. I know it is confusing what is happening at the Senate and House. Basically, both sides are proposing a plan (HB 315 & SB 242) and trying to get something agreed upon quickly. Who ever's plan gets approved first - wins. However, the courts have made their decision that they will not even listen to any FED (eviction) cases for a long while. Yesterday, the Senate was asking many questions about how it impacted landlords and what rights Senate has. The House made comments such as "no evictions until November 15". It has been interesting sitting there for hours to listening to bankers, lawyers, utility companies, associations, and etc. Then emailing and engaging whoever I can to get landlord voices heard. At this time, only 2 people are attending calls that represent landlords. Your help is very much needed. In short, those that have rentals, get it and trying to find a middle ground. Those that don't have rentals, tend to be VERY tenant-friendly. Items the representatives are forgetting or struggling with - Credit Impacts / Fee Impacts / Balances increasing & due later / Collection challenges / What is Financial Hardship / What is an affidavit by a tenant / etc..... List of emails: Mayor of Wasilla: https://www.cityofwasilla.com/departments.../mayor-s-office Anchorage Mayor: http://www.muni.org/Departments/Mayor/Pages/Contactus.aspx House: http://akleg.gov/house.php Senate: https://akleg.gov/senate.php Thanks for your time.

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Posted on Facebook Christy Estrada Conversation Starter · 2 hrs So I got a rental reference request for my current tenants. No notice is given, but I want them out sooooo bad was just waiting for nicer weather so I could clean out unit. They are nasty.hoaders and having issues with them from the start. Parking drama, dog poop drama, paying on time, etc... Just all around problem tenants. I filled out the form honestly, but I am torn on hitting send. If I am honest they probably will not rent to them. I need them out ugh... I hate this. I don't wish these tenants on anyone.

Posted on Facebook Crystal Menice is looking for recommendations. January 17 at 4:07 PM Does anyone have a recommendation for a good plumber in Anchorage?

Posted on Facebook Ruth Meyer McClain @Ruth McClain January 25 at 3:51 PM Any Landlords or managers in the Wasilla area have a recommendation on who/how to have water well tested for minerals,,etc. thanks. I think there are some do it yourself labs etc or is it best just to hire a well water co to come do it.

Post from Facebook Kim Mattison January 23 at 9:05 PM In y'alls opinion. Does not having a dishwasher make a big difference in rental value and quality of renter?

Post from the Facebook forum: Audrey Scott 22 hrs What is the dollar limit that I have to 1099 a contractor??

Posting from the facebook group: Crystal Menice Does anyone have a recommendation for a good plumber in Anchorage?

Posting from the facebook group: Ashley wilson Are we legally able to serve a notice to quit to a tenant due to continued confrontations with and her inability to control her 3 and a half year old? He walks on the tops of the washers and dryers, we’ve found popcorn kernels in multiple washers, he’s pulled dryers off of their vents causing us to have to refund money to other tenants as well as repair them. Yesterday I found his boot prints on all six dryers. We need her out!!!!

@Victor Peluso Says Just go in person and visit and introduce yourself to make sure they know who the rent check goes to. If you're former property managers are shady they might try continuing to collect the rent.

@Greg VT I also need coffee before I say to much

Posted from the Facebook Private Group. This club has many members on the Facebook & Website Forum or members are on both platforms. I share posts between them to help with members choices on the platform they wish to use. Emily Jones December , 2019 at 10:05 PM Just had a tennant ask if the 3rd person on the lease can be removed. They are having issues with each other. Person 1 and 2 are a couple and want to stay. And person 3 wants to leave as well as 1 and 2 wanting them to leave. Do I just have them all sign a termination of the lease and have 1 and 2 re sign the lease? Just want to make sure I’m not missing something!

Posted on the Facebook Private Group Page: FYI Landlords are in Facebook, Website Forum, or both. Patricia Malone-Roberts shared her first post. New Member · January 1 at 6:22 PM Looking for advice....I have been using a property manager for the last year and a half, however I just terminated my contract with them because they’ve been nothing but a nightmare from day 1 😕. I’m going to take over managing my rental house myself and wanted to contact my Tenant to let them know what’s going on. The official terminating date for the property managers is the middle of this month but my property managers refuse to give me my tenants phone number or email address and told me it was illegal for them to give me any information about my tenants. Can anyone tell me if that is true? It doesn’t sound true to me and my property managers have bean known to lie. I looked through my contract with them and the AK landlord tenant laws and couldn’t find anything that said it was illegal for a property manager to give the owner of a property the tenants information. The only thing I know about my tenant is their name and of course address. I know the property managers have not told my tenant about them being fired and I don’t want my tenant to be blindsided by this change, so I sent a letter to them letting them know what’s happening. Is there anything else I can do?

@Greg VT I 100% agree to make sure a lawyer does a quick check over times...laws change. Example alaska landlord tenant law changed in 2014 that made big changes on the lease and money things for landlords.