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Jon Farling
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  • Hilliard, OH
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Jon Farling
  • Investor
  • Hilliard, OH
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First, I would like to introduce myself. I've been listening to Biggerpockets podcats for over a year and regularly check out the forums. I haven't had much to add to the forums, but am looking forward to contributing.
Bought my first rental property this past January and the tenants have been great so far. It's a 3/1 single family in Columbus, OH. Recently, they've asked if I could install ceiling fans in one of the bedrooms and in the family room. The bedroom would just be swapping the light fixture for the fan, but the family room would need to be wired. I told them I'm open to helping them out, but may have to split costs, have them install the fans on their own or increase their monthly rental rate.
Just curious, what are suggestions on how to handle this?

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