Lpa lease clause regarding security doors/fencing

Lpa lease clause regarding security doors/fencing by Anonymous on February 24, 2017 @11:21

When the lpa lease states security doors and fencing are no included in lease, what exactly does that mean? Say a tenant significantly breaks one or the other, can landlord still hold them responsible to fix/pay for repairs?

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Re: Lpa lease clause regarding security doors/fencing by Garry on February 24, 2017 @12:24	[ Reply ]

Anything that was part of the premises when the T moved in, was in good repair at that time, and later gets broken thru a tenant's (or their guest's) negligence, can be charged against the tenant, as long as you can prove someone did it, and it wasn't an "Act of GOD". Security doors and fencing are items sometimes associated with "common" areas of possibly several units. You would have to prove a certain tenant caused the damage, before you could charge them for it.

Re: Lpa lease clause regarding security doors/fencing by Anonymous on February 24, 2017 @12:43	[ Reply ]

Also, if I were to do the repairs myself, how do I charge for labor?

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Re: Lpa lease clause regarding security doors/fencing by Anonymous on February 26, 2017 @15:51	[ Reply ]

You might not be able to exclude security doors from your liability to provide safe housing. What kind of security doors and where are they located?

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