3 bedroom Rental units for sale in Nateete Wakiso Uganda, code: 64722
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A project of rentals for sale in Nateete. There are 2 units each of 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms each rented out at 1.5M plus an extra 1 bedroom servant's quarter. The entire project is seated on 60 decimals and the total monthly income from the entire project is 3.2M. Asking price is ugx 800M. Call us on 0414662954/ 0706898990/ 0782414398 to arrange for a viewing appointment
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SCAN QR CODE
64722
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EXPLORING THE TRUE COSTS OF A BAD TENANT
Renting out a property can be a lucrative investment, providing a steady stream of income and helping to cover mortgage payments and other expenses. However, not all tenants are created equal, and the unfortunate reality is that bad tenants can end up costing landlords more than they bargained for. From missed rent payments to property damage and legal hassles, the costs of a bad tenant can be significant. In this blog, we'll delve into the various ways in which a bad tenant can impact a landlord's bottom line.
Missed Rent Payments
One of the most direct and immediate ways a bad tenant can affect a landlord's finances is through missed rent payments. When a tenant consistently fails to pay rent on time or skips payments altogether, landlords are left with a financial burden. This can disrupt cash flow and potentially lead to difficulties in covering mortgage payments, property maintenance, and other expenses. Landlords often rely on timely rent payments to meet their financial
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