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Topic	A lot of landlords are about to learn their power is very conditional upon
LinkPizza 03/28/20 8:15:50 PM #140:	KamenRiderBlade posted... They have to pay for any of facilities that break under regular use. If plumbing is broken under normal circumstances, the landlord has to fix it. If electrical wiring is broken, they have to hire the electrician. If Heating/Cooling is broken, they are obligated to hire the technician to service it. If Fridge / Stove is broken, they have to hire the repair person. The lawn has to be maintained by gardeners of their choice. Insects / Rodents / Pests, the landlord must call Pest Control. This is just basic rental obligations, but you would know this if you ever lived in a properly maintained abode that you rented. I did for the better part of a decade and this is all part of the benefits of basic rent that I got to enjoy. Actually, from what I've seen, lawns are usually taken care of by the tenant. Though, it can be on the landlord depending on the lease. But I've seen it usually on the tenant's plate. But the rest is usually on the tenant (again, unless the lease specifies otherwise). But these reasons are why I think the tenant should have at least a little extra money tucked away. They need to be able to take care of these problems as soon as they appear. If they can't, then that sucks for the people living there. And depending on the issue, this can cost more than one month's rent... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:936395648] in A lot of l... [t:78512808]...</cite> <quote>KamenRiderBlade posted...</cite> <quote>They have to pay for any of facilities that break under regular use. If plumbing is broken under normal circumstances, the landlord has to fix it. If electrical wiring is broken, they have to hire the electrician. If Heating/Cooling is broken, they are obligated to hire the technician to service it. If Fridge / Stove is broken, they have to hire the repair person. The lawn has to be maintained by gardeners of their choice. Insects / Rodents / Pests, the landlord must call Pest Control. This is just basic rental obligations, but you would know this if you ever lived in a properly maintained abode that you rented. I did for the better part of a decade and this is all part of the benefits of basic rent that I got to enjoy.</quote> Actually, from what I've seen, lawns are usually taken care of by the tenant. Though, it can be on the landlord depending on the lease. But I've seen it usually on the tenant's plate. But the rest is usually on the tenant (again, unless the lease specifies otherwise). But these reasons are why I think the tenant should have at least a little extra money tucked away. They need to be able to take care of these problems as soon as they appear. If they can't, then that sucks for the people living there. And depending on the issue, this can cost more than one month's rent... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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