I don't think it's a good idea to write a joint application for rent reduction for an entire block. The joint application is more powerful, but the landlord will also lose more. It's hard to take away someone's vested interest! It's not about getting paid or anything like that, it's about getting back at an injustice done to a vulnerable group, and the landlord is charging rent according to the contract, which is reasonable and legal, and you're not a vulnerable group either. Besides, there is no need for you to stand up for this little thing, once the rent reduction is successful, the landlord will have a stigma against you.

It can only be a plea to get the landlord's understanding, moving to the courtesy, to understand the feelings. Give him a clear analysis of the stakes, do not reduce the rent you do not rent the expiration of the landlord what loss. Reduced rent you continue to operate or even renew the lease, what are the benefits to the landlord. Such a statement, it is best to write down the following content, verbalize to find the landlord voice, more contagious. At the same time holding the contract in hand, once the landlord agrees to change the contract immediately, otherwise the landlord will back out.

Giving him something in writing I think is not good. 1, the landlord has a lot of time to consider, even if you are moved by your words. After thinking about it it will also change to the sensible thing to do, and the sensible thing to do is not to reduce the rent. You must know, this is to call the customer to grasp in three minutes, is the same reason. 2, written things are too formal, other people get it will produce a force him to reduce the rent, but at the same time refused to people outside of the feeling of a thousand miles. You are an individual and the lease contract between individuals, if it is between units is another story.

You say, I speak and no reason ah? Hope you discretion. Good luck and good business.

Knight

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