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Charging for My Own Labor - Louisville Area
Hi BP,
I was hoping folks in the Louisville, KY area could assist me in determining if I could charge for my labor in performing cleaning and repairs after a tenant vacated? I was looking through the KRS 383 and didn't notice any restrictions on this. Also, what is a typical hourly rate you would charge for items such as cleaning, painting, replacing blinds? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Be careful! Most areas and states do not allow you to charge for your labor. That is why I personally always hire a cleaning crew. I put fees in the lease if something isn't done plus cost.