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Re: is landlord supposed to do this, or tenant? - Landlord Forum thread 129479

Re: is landlord supposed to do this, or tenant? by George Bailey on May 22, 2001 @17:45

                              
Amit Dutta on 5/22/101 4:24 PM said: >>This is a single family home. Lease says "tenant is responsible for general yard maintainence". Some poison ivy has grown in the backyard that tenant wants chemically treated. Is this something that falls under maintainence - i.e. tenant has to pay - or is this something the landlord should pay for? >> >> Hi. I think treating any growths like poison ivy or weeds, thorn bushes, poison oak is all part of yard maintenance. The more specific your lease is the better. It's good that you had the tenant responsible for the yard maintenance. George
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Re: is landlord supposed to do this, or tenant? by Lisa W on May 24, 2001 @10:33 [ Reply ]
George Bailey on 5/22/101 5:45 PM said: >>Amit Dutta on 5/22/101 4:24 PM said: >> >> >> >>>>This is a single family home. Lease says "tenant is responsible for general yard maintainence". Some poison ivy has grown in the backyard that tenant wants chemically treated. Is this something that falls under maintainence - i.e. tenant has to pay - or is this something the landlord should pay for? >> >>>> >> >>>> >> >>Hi. I think treating any growths like poison ivy or weeds, thorn bushes, poison oak is all part of yard maintenance. The more specific your lease is the better. It's good that you had the tenant responsible for the yard maintenance. >> >>George >> If the tenant balks at the expense of treating the weed, would you consider splitting the cost? I've found that being a landlord sometimes involves compromise. Lisa

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