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Re: keeping windows open in freezing temperature - Landlord Forum thread 334039

Re: keeping windows open in freezing temperature by Bob Barker (NJ) on April 23, 2015 @14:11

                              
You have a poorly written lease. I would rewrite the lease for the next Tenant, placing a cap on heating cost per month and make the Tenant responsible for anything above that. Use can use a previous years monthly average.

Second, I make all my tenants responsible for basic maintenance other than a large system (ie water heater failure). That way I don't get a call for a dripping faucet or burn out light.

I also ad a clause that allows me to enter the unit within 24 hrs of posting a notice on their door for health and safety inspections.
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Re: keeping windows open in freezing temperature by Anonymous on April 24, 2015 @12:34 [ Reply ]
many states prohibit the lease clauses that you suggest. what you may apply in nj does not necessary apply to other states.

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