Tenant Communication and Rent Playbook
Plan what tenants hear when a park changes owners: what changes, what does not, who hears it first, and how rent conversations are handled in the first weeks.
Inside this Evidens tool (AS-26, Part G: Own it)
- Takes in: closing and the rent roll.
- Hands to: the Day-90 / Day-365 Operating Review (AS-30).
- What it holds: the new-owner letter: send in week one; rules reissue; rent-increase logic; delinquency escalation; resident relations.
What this tool is for
Plan what tenants hear when a park changes owners: what changes, what does not, who hears it first, and how rent conversations are handled in the first weeks.
Where it fits
Part G: Own it. This Part asks: How do you run it, review it, and keep records the next buyer will pay for?
Run the tools in a Part in order; each tool's Hands to line tells you the next one.
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