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Re: Painting Interior of Occupied Unit - Landlord Forum thread 352874

Re: Painting Interior of Occupied Unit by Anonymous on June 22, 2017 @07:24

                              
"have an accident, break a piece of the Ts furniture, get paint on something? Such negativity? One would suppose that painting a four unit building, both exterior and interior would require the services of a professional painting contractor and that professional care would be utilized to prevent mishaps. Always with the groom and doom Mr. Grimm!

Here is a landlord who is taking responsibility to refresh and update the rental property and keeping tenants happy. Also an opportunity to inspect for needed repairs while doing so. Incentives for the disruption should be offered to each tenant. The landlord just needs to sell the benefits of new paint to the reluctant tenant.

If the landlord paints just one, than the other tenants can complain that they are not receiving the same amount of service, which can lead to a discrimination complaint and a bad landlord tenant relationship.
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