2010/01/11 02:57:41 PM Michelle Posts: 142	Stress but don't feel alone if all your rents are still not collected. To read more, click here: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/01/rent-arrears.html
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2010/01/21 06:12:50 PM Marlon Shevelew Posts: 73	I would just add that the AOD must provide for an acceleration clause so that the full amount will be payable in the event that the tenant misses one payment and a consent to judgement as this allows you to proceed with judgement on any breach. Marlon Shevelew -- Marlon Shevelew Specialist Landlord / Tenant law Attorney / Consumer Protection Act expert and National Legal Advisor to TPN www.marlonshevelew.co.za
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2010/01/22 10:18:52 AM Michelle Posts: 142	Back to Basics - 10 Tips in 10 days To read more log onto my Blog: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/01/back-to-basics.html
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2010/01/25 10:04:09 AM Michelle Posts: 142	Back to Basics - Tip 2 To read more log onto Michelle's Blog on the TPN home Page, or click here: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/01/back-to-basics_25.html
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2010/04/04 02:06:37 PM Michelle Posts: 142	I have updated my blog with new info regarding NCA Regulation 19 (4) - the 20 business day notice to list adverse information. Please click on the link for more details: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/04/national-credit-act-regulation-19-4.html
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2010/04/04 04:31:45 PM rogerct Posts: 1	Does the TPN letter of demand comply with the 20 business day notice to list adverse information?
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2010/04/04 04:34:24 PM Michelle Posts: 142	Yes, the TPN Letter of Demand warns the tenant that failure to pay will have adverse consequences for the tenant’s credit profile. But a default can only be listed, 20 business days later if the tenant fails to settle their account.
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2010/04/19 04:57:05 PM Michelle Posts: 142	Please read my latest blog - regarding another scam. Click here to read more: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/04/landlords-beware-scamsters-pose-as.html
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2010/05/08 03:18:12 PM Michelle Posts: 142	Confidentiality of a tenant's credit profile. Read my blog for more details: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/05/confidentiality-of-tenants-credit.html
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2010/05/17 05:21:22 PM Michelle Posts: 142	Michelle's blog update: What happens when the tenant dies? Click here to read more: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/05/death-of-tenant.html
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2010/05/21 09:52:33 AM Michelle Posts: 142	In case you missed the previous media releases, the Stamp Duty Act was abolished on the 31 March 2009. Please click on the link to my blog to read more: http://rentbay.blogspot.com/2010/05/stamp-duty-act.html
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