Difficulties with rent payment

Here you can find information about how Soihtu is processing with unpaid rents. It usually is a process during which we try to reach the tenant repeatedly providing opportunities and advice to solve the situation. Our rent secretaries and tenant advisor are happy to help you in this situation.

In case you have difficulties with payments, or you want to ask further information, contact Soihtu Rents. In case of temporary payment difficulties, you can negotiate about making a payment agreement. To agree on the payments, we need an exact date for the payment. If you want to divide the whole sum to several payments, you need to agree on the due date and the amount of each payment. Our rent secretaries have to confirm the proposed schedule for the payments. Please note that you cannot keep making payment agreements constantly. The payment agreement is always done in writing.

If necessary, you can also contact our tenant advisor with whom you can consider solutions for your situation.

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