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Luke Johnson
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Gutters

Luke Johnson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Muscatine, IA
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Hello,

I am currently using the lease agreement provided here by BP.  I see no where on there about gutters, and my tenant has water coming in the basement, but my handyman showed me photos of overgrown gutters.  How would you address this?

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Jeremy Gunn
  • Property Manager
  • Leesburg, FL
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Jeremy Gunn
  • Property Manager
  • Leesburg, FL
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I would suggest you clean the gutters yourself. I wouldn't require the tenant to get on a ladder to clean the gutters. If the gutters are prone to clogging put it in the schedule to do once a year or every other year.

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