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Tenant broke hanging light pendant before move out

Albert Johnson
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One of my tenants is moving out. The tenant stated they broke one of the hanging glass light pendants. It's a total of three. 

The tenant is stating they can't find the exact same one and can replace all 3 for $40.

what would you do in this situation?

I was planning to find something close and send it to them. (It's more expensive) Or just ask them to get something close to they style and send me a picture before replacing. 

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Ricardo R.
  • Property Manager
  • Michigan Ctr, MI
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Ricardo R.
  • Property Manager
  • Michigan Ctr, MI
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@Albert Johnson you shouldn't have the Tenant do that. Instead, you need to just charge them for the parts, aquisition and labor and hire a vendor to do it or do it yourself if you are self managing. I don't think you understand the liability implications of what you are doing. 

  • Ricardo R.
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