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How should I handle this? (Texas)
Not really a big deal but my tenant is complaining about cockroaches in the house. It states clearly in the lease that the tenant is responsible for all pest control (standard TREC lease language). How do you guys handle this? I figure being polite but just reminding them that this is part of the agreement? I Don't want to ruffle any feathers but want to keep things on a good standing.