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Renters Purchased Their Own Washer and Dryer
I'm a brand new landlord, and I recently had some renters move into my property about a week ago. Today, they informed me that they did not like the washer and dryer that are currently in the home and are purchasing their own appliances. They then asked what I would like them to do with the old washer and dryer.
Has anyone else dealt with this issue? I believe the garage to the home is large enough to fit the washer and dryer along with their vehicles, but I'm wondering what the standard protocol is in a situation like this.
Thank you in advance for you advice on this one.
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congratulations your tenants just saved you a major pain in the A** by taking you off the hook for the W&D. I would have them put them in the garage until you can come & pick them up to store at your house or your next rental.