Thanks for the replys so far @Streakerfree thats what I already do, but no matter the method used to clean, when they get pummeled by the ocean breeze etc they get soiled pretty quickly no matter what.
@C-Through
well, see-I’m hearing you there, but that won’t cut it in my market. Didn’t offer this until they decided to wait on the service after getting 3 bids and mine was the highest. So I offered to write up a DIY document she can pass out to others in the building.
I’m all about making money, but if you put yourself in their shoes, well, I’ll paste the write up from a real estate site I found when researching the property:
Ocean front building across from children’s pool/beach. Less than 5 min walk to ocean & stunning views. Stroll to La Jolla Cove, shops & restaurants. Large master on-suite bathroom, walk in closet. Kitchen/granite counters, lovely living dining room combo & sliding doors, enjoy ocean breezes. W/ D in unit. Pool, patio, BBQ , 1x u/ground parking. HOA fees appx $637 & $1400 for land mortgage assessment monthly or $240,000 at closing for full land lease pay off, then HOA is $637 monthly. Very motivated must sell!
Fantastic reduction in price! This is a one of 28 units in the complex, with an on site manger. The pool is in the middle of the complex and not visible from the street for added privacy. There is an elevator from the underground parking garage that leads up to the units. Each unit also has an added storage area in the garage. Several units have 2 spaces so added parking maybe negotiated with one of the owners as several units are not used year round. Summer rental prices can be $5000 and more per month since the complex is across from the beach. Please call listing agent for details on the HOA fees and land/mortgage assessment options or payoff. Very motivated and must sell!
If I lived there I’m already pissed about 1400 per month for land mortgage assessment but notice the HOA fees say approx $637 monthly?
I bet that’s what it’s NOT.
Whether or not I believe someone has money to burn is irrelevant. They may have higher income but they probably have higher bills too. What I’m trying to say is; if they won’t hire me to do the job, and haven’t chosen someone else, they still don’t have a solution to the problem.
Even if they NEVER hire me, I’d be willing to bet there may be a person who lives there that either owns some properties or is a manager of one somewhere. I’d also be willing to bet they may remember a small act like this and think positive about my outfit.
People have been good to me, gotta pay it back you know?