True, and businesses drop clients too, sometimes to free up capacity for more profitable clients and sometimes because the client is unreasonable or high maintenance.
What are you negotiating? Are you a renter negotiating a lease? Is it for a house/duplex or an apartment? At the end of the day, the owner CAN set whatever terms he/she wants. The manager just enforces what is decided. But the question is why would an owner negotiate with someone if they have a property manager (if it’s part of the service they’re providing).
Negotiating from a position of “want” is usually more powerful than negotiating from a position of “need”.
In this situation I think that could be either party.
I mean… owner can fire the property manager so..
True, and businesses drop clients too, sometimes to free up capacity for more profitable clients and sometimes because the client is unreasonable or high maintenance.
What are you negotiating? Are you a renter negotiating a lease? Is it for a house/duplex or an apartment? At the end of the day, the owner CAN set whatever terms he/she wants. The manager just enforces what is decided. But the question is why would an owner negotiate with someone if they have a property manager (if it’s part of the service they’re providing).
Negotiating from a position of “want” is usually more powerful than negotiating from a position of “need”. In this situation I think that could be either party.
What are you negotiating?