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To: MtnClimber

I have been mulling this over for quite some time. While I am not a landlord, I think I understand the course of action I would take if I were:

I think I would decide to renovate and upgrade the kitchen for my tenants, which means:

1) I would need to shut off the water … for the entire house.
2) I would need to remove the stove … and wait for the replacement to arrive.
3) I would need to remove the front door … until the renovation job was completed.


13 posted on 08/04/2021 6:19:45 AM PDT by beancounter13 (A Republic, if you can keep it.)
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To: beancounter13

I like how you approach and solve problems.

4. Find fleas in the house and tell tenants they must leave the apartment for three days every week for the next three months while you drop flea bombs every Monday morning.


26 posted on 08/04/2021 7:07:47 AM PDT by sergeantdave (Federal courts no longer have any standing in America. )
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To: beancounter13

“course of action”

Landlords have to be very careful.

As there are more tenants than landlords, the law favors tenants.

Perhaps:

Lease
....
The front door and its supports are not part of the property leased to the tenant. The tenant may carefully open and close the landlord’s front door when the door is not otherwise in use by the landlord.


30 posted on 08/04/2021 7:35:35 AM PDT by Brian Griffin
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