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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2026 · 5 MIN

The Right Way to Handle Tenant Communication

from Be A Better Landlord · host TurboTenant

Being a landlord does NOT mean you have to be available 24/7.In this episode, we break down how to set clear tenant communication boundaries, avoid burnout, and create a system that keeps all messages and maintenance requests organized in one place.If you’re overwhelmed by constant texts, late-night calls, or unclear “emergencies,” this will help you take back control without sacrificing professionalism.In this video, you’ll learn:• How to set communication expectations in your lease• Why you shouldn’t use your personal phone number• How to separate emergencies from non-urgent requests• How to streamline maintenance requests• How to protect your time while still serving tenants wellAshley shares her early mistakes managing a 40-unit property and how she went from carrying two phones to creating a structured communication system that protects her sanity and improves tenant clarity.Subscribe for more landlord strategy and real-world rental advice from Be a Better Landlord and TurboTenant.How do you handle tenant communication? Drop your system in the comments.Follow Ashley Kehr:Instagram: @wealthfromrentalsYouTube: @wealthfromrentals

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