...on the 15th postmarked? I say this is standard practice to mail it on the day it's due as long as it's postmarked, this is why most leases have a grace period for the rent in transit.
She says it should be sent a few days prior and it should be received on the 15th, looking for a answer that's not moral more so practical.
Don't say read the lease either, apply this question in a general fashion.
Practical meaning is the rent considered late, given there's a grace period. I believe the first 2 answers to be moral not legal based.
All 3 of these answers aren't taking into account the 3 day grace period that almost all leases have. The point of this grace period IS...
stop giving me moral answers lol...
I know I'm not wrong here on the contrary to what I'm being told. Why would the grace period exist if you couldn't mail it on the 15th?
She says it should be sent a few days prior and it should be received on the 15th, looking for a answer that's not moral more so practical.
Don't say read the lease either, apply this question in a general fashion.
Practical meaning is the rent considered late, given there's a grace period. I believe the first 2 answers to be moral not legal based.
All 3 of these answers aren't taking into account the 3 day grace period that almost all leases have. The point of this grace period IS...
stop giving me moral answers lol...
I know I'm not wrong here on the contrary to what I'm being told. Why would the grace period exist if you couldn't mail it on the 15th?