Houston Texas Letter - Notification To Renter of Late Rent Payment and Late Charge

• Category: Landlord Tenant - Notices and Letters - Rent
• State: Multi-State
• City: Houston
• Control #: US-1104LT
• Format: Word; Rich Text

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This a letter to the renter in regards to a late rent payment and applied late charge. Houston Texas Letter — Notification To Renter of Late Rent Payment and Late Charge Dear [Renter's Name], Subject: Late Rent Payment and Late Charge Notification We hope this letter finds you well. We are writing to remind you about the outstanding balance on your rental payment for the property located at [property address] in Houston, Texas. It has come to our attention that your monthly rent for [rental period] has not been received by the due date, which was [due date]. This delay is causing inconvenience and financial strain on our property management company. Late Rent Payment: According to the terms and conditions of your lease agreement, rental payment is due on or before the designated due date each month. As per our records, your payment is currently [number of days] days overdue. We kindly request that you promptly remit the outstanding rent payment of [amount] to avoid any further escalation. Late Charge: As outlined in your lease agreement, a late fee is applicable when rent payment is not received by the due date. The late fee for late rent payments is [late fee amount], which will be added to the outstanding balance. The late charge is an additional financial burden that we prefer to avoid, so we urge you to settle the payment promptly to prevent any further late charges. Payment Options: To facilitate the prompt settlement of the outstanding balance, we offer convenient payment methods. You may choose to pay through one of the following options: 1. Online Payment: Visit our website [property management website] and follow the instructions to make an online payment using a credit/debit card or electronic transfer. 2. Cash/Check Payment: You can drop off a cash or check payment at our office located at [office address]. Please ensure the payment is placed in a sealed envelope with your name and rental address clearly specified. We understand that unforeseen circumstances can occasionally lead to financial challenges. If you are facing any difficulties in fulfilling your rent obligations, we encourage you to contact our office at [property management contact number] or email us at [property management contact email]. We are committed to working with you to find a mutually beneficial solution. We trust that you will promptly address this matter and rectify the outstanding balance. Failure to comply with the terms of the lease agreement may result in further actions, including legal proceedings and potential eviction. We strongly advise you to avoid any such consequences of settling the payment as soon as possible. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We value you as a tenant and appreciate your cooperation in keeping the rental payment process smooth and timely. Yours sincerely, [Your Name] [Property Management Company] [Contact Information] Different types of Houston Texas Letter — Notification To Renter of Late Rent Payment and Late Charge: 1. First Notice of Late Rent Payment: This type of letter is sent to a renter when their monthly rent payment has not been received by the due date, serving as an initial reminder without imposing late charges. 2. Second Notice of Late Rent Payment: If the first notice does not yield the desired response, a second notice is sent, stressing the urgency of payment and informing the renter about the late charge that will be added to their outstanding balance. 3. Final Notice of Late Rent Payment: If previous notices are disregarded, a final notice is issued, warning the renter of potential legal consequences, eviction proceedings, and additional fees if the outstanding balance is not paid promptly. 4. Notice of Late Rent Payment Reconciliation: This letter is sent when a renter acknowledges their late payment and sets up a mutually agreed-upon plan to reconcile the outstanding balance, including a repayment schedule. It is important to tailor the content, tone, and severity of the letter based on the specific circumstances and the renter's payment history.

Houston Texas Letter — Notification To Renter of Late Rent Payment and Late Charge Dear [Renter's Name], Subject: Late Rent Payment and Late Charge Notification We hope this letter finds you well. We are writing to remind you about the outstanding balance on your rental payment for the property located at [property address] in Houston, Texas. It has come to our attention that your monthly rent for [rental period] has not been received by the due date, which was [due date]. This delay is causing inconvenience and financial strain on our property management company. Late Rent Payment: According to the terms and conditions of your lease agreement, rental payment is due on or before the designated due date each month. As per our records, your payment is currently [number of days] days overdue. We kindly request that you promptly remit the outstanding rent payment of [amount] to avoid any further escalation. Late Charge: As outlined in your lease agreement, a late fee is applicable when rent payment is not received by the due date. The late fee for late rent payments is [late fee amount], which will be added to the outstanding balance. The late charge is an additional financial burden that we prefer to avoid, so we urge you to settle the payment promptly to prevent any further late charges. Payment Options: To facilitate the prompt settlement of the outstanding balance, we offer convenient payment methods. You may choose to pay through one of the following options: 1. Online Payment: Visit our website [property management website] and follow the instructions to make an online payment using a credit/debit card or electronic transfer. 2. Cash/Check Payment: You can drop off a cash or check payment at our office located at [office address]. Please ensure the payment is placed in a sealed envelope with your name and rental address clearly specified. We understand that unforeseen circumstances can occasionally lead to financial challenges. If you are facing any difficulties in fulfilling your rent obligations, we encourage you to contact our office at [property management contact number] or email us at [property management contact email]. We are committed to working with you to find a mutually beneficial solution. We trust that you will promptly address this matter and rectify the outstanding balance. Failure to comply with the terms of the lease agreement may result in further actions, including legal proceedings and potential eviction. We strongly advise you to avoid any such consequences of settling the payment as soon as possible. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We value you as a tenant and appreciate your cooperation in keeping the rental payment process smooth and timely. Yours sincerely, [Your Name] [Property Management Company] [Contact Information] Different types of Houston Texas Letter — Notification To Renter of Late Rent Payment and Late Charge: 1. First Notice of Late Rent Payment: This type of letter is sent to a renter when their monthly rent payment has not been received by the due date, serving as an initial reminder without imposing late charges. 2. Second Notice of Late Rent Payment: If the first notice does not yield the desired response, a second notice is sent, stressing the urgency of payment and informing the renter about the late charge that will be added to their outstanding balance. 3. Final Notice of Late Rent Payment: If previous notices are disregarded, a final notice is issued, warning the renter of potential legal consequences, eviction proceedings, and additional fees if the outstanding balance is not paid promptly. 4. Notice of Late Rent Payment Reconciliation: This letter is sent when a renter acknowledges their late payment and sets up a mutually agreed-upon plan to reconcile the outstanding balance, including a repayment schedule. It is important to tailor the content, tone, and severity of the letter based on the specific circumstances and the renter's payment history.