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<blockquote data-quote="Hound dog" data-source="post: 557306" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>Not a problem Jody. Just relax, take a few moments to calm yourself before calling him back. </p><p></p><p>His curt response is likely because he's had other renters stiff him in the past or make a pattern of the behavior, he's learned that with certain people demanding the money the way he did causes them to produce it. A scare tactic. It's a common thing, actually he wasn't even original in the delivery. He reminds me of my late step dad. lol He couldn't make you move immediately if he wanted to, unless you're doing month to month.......but even then I'm pretty sure he still has to give 30 days notice. </p><p></p><p>But you can't produce what you don't have. It is the 16th. That is a LONG time for him to quietly wait for his rent without saying anything to you on his own about it. If he was hurting for the money he would've contacted you by the 5th or 6th. So just explain to him the problem as calmly as you can. If you get emotional, don't worry about it, keep right on talking. It shows this is NOT a common practice for you and you're upset about it. </p><p></p><p>You can do it. Sending strong positive thoughts your way. Just imagine us standing around you loaning you our strength as you talk to him if you get really anxious.</p><p></p><p>((hugs))</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hound dog, post: 557306, member: 84"] Not a problem Jody. Just relax, take a few moments to calm yourself before calling him back. His curt response is likely because he's had other renters stiff him in the past or make a pattern of the behavior, he's learned that with certain people demanding the money the way he did causes them to produce it. A scare tactic. It's a common thing, actually he wasn't even original in the delivery. He reminds me of my late step dad. lol He couldn't make you move immediately if he wanted to, unless you're doing month to month.......but even then I'm pretty sure he still has to give 30 days notice. But you can't produce what you don't have. It is the 16th. That is a LONG time for him to quietly wait for his rent without saying anything to you on his own about it. If he was hurting for the money he would've contacted you by the 5th or 6th. So just explain to him the problem as calmly as you can. If you get emotional, don't worry about it, keep right on talking. It shows this is NOT a common practice for you and you're upset about it. You can do it. Sending strong positive thoughts your way. Just imagine us standing around you loaning you our strength as you talk to him if you get really anxious. ((hugs)) [/QUOTE]
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