Re: LL's rights to refuse fixing up? - Landlord Forum thread 354522

Re: LL's rights to refuse fixing up? by Pop's on October 6, 2017 @15:00

If the T caused the issue then it should be paid by the T. prior to re-instating a new lease. If they give any problems then you may want to re-consider renting to them another year.

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Re: LL's rights to refuse fixing up? by Anonymous on October 6, 2017 @17:18	[ Reply ]

Has anyone else noticed that G now uses a second userid to try to validate his answers? Pop is G building himself up. I believe he is also his ting the thumbs up repeatedly to build up his ego. Is it any wonder the real landlords don't come here any more

Re: LL's rights to refuse fixing up? by Jane (Ca) on October 6, 2017 @19:23	[ Reply ]

Did you also notice that the answer is always the same "G's advice is reasonable"? What the heck does that mean?

Re: LL's rights to refuse fixing up? by Donald T on October 6, 2017 @21:25	[ Reply ]

Jane, It means the advice given would be a reasonable tactic to move forward for any LL, depending on there State laws. If anyone is looking for 100 percent legal advice. Then they should be paying a licensed Lawyer in their state. Not rely on the so called "Professional LL joker" on here. Your probably Anonymous posting as Jane. HI.

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