good afternoon. I would be happy for a consultation. I have a 4-room apartment in Kiryat Motzkin. I read…

Responses

1. 

   Idan Shabat July 29

   If a banker is not a banker then security is a bad security 10-15k and if possible and there is concern about the tenant then get a good evening or two as well.
   At the same time see 3 months slips

2. 

   Ron Lev July 26

   A bank guarantee closes the money in the bank to the landlord… and makes it difficult to execute the transaction…

3. 

   Gilad Buzaglo July 26

   I live in Bialik…. From my knowledge of the rental market, it is quite unusual to get a bank guarantee in our area

4. 

   Guy Hadar-Tomer July 25

   My wife and I rent in Motzkin, and move to Bialik. We went to see a few apartments before we closed, and except for one apartment no landlord asked for a bank guarantee. In fact, the landlord talked to us on the phone and face to face, and did not even ask to see coupons - even though I brought.

   The landlord, who asked, also presented a demand for 2 evenings, which is an immediate disqualification for me. I did not ask and I will not ask people to sign a guarantee for me, nor will I sign a guarantee for anyone - that is a stupid thing to me.

   I also tend not to accept the bank guarantee unless the owner of the apartment finances the costs involved in producing the security. There is no reason for me to train the safest, certainly not in the market that there are scams.

   We are also exceptions, we run a detailed budget that includes a record of all income and expense, and we are not in the minus. We know every month in advance for every shekel to which category it belongs, so our condo owner has not been late even once in 5 years.

   It may be worth interviewing the tenant about his financial conduct, how he is tracking, his status of liabilities and his available cash flow. If he is currently renting, ask to speak with the current owner.

   Successfully!

5. 

   Dor Bachar July 25

   Banking dough, the same thing is only faster and much cheaper in commissions costing about 15 and never expires,
   A bank check is like cash at the end of the rental period it must be returned to the check holder so he can go to the bank to cancel it and then his money will be returned to the account

6. 

   Aviv Sela July 25

   Collateral is a matter of negotiation with the tenant. For you, a bank guarantee is the safest but tenants have a hard time moving it, and most apartments (probably in the Krayot) are rented without a bank guarantee.
   Try as Gil says a promissory note with at least two guarantors and you may be able to get a one-month bank guarantee. It is possible to make checks on the tenant and his financial situation. Anyway, I would not have blown the agreement on it.

7. 

   Gil Rosenberg July 25

   A promissory note signed by two guarantors who also signed a guarantee contract. Understands the tenant's problem. You are asking for a frame