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Jeremy H.
  • Pleasanton, CA
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Provide water filtration, and do you lock attics

Jeremy H.
  • Pleasanton, CA
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Hi,

the house I have for rent has attic access in the bedroom and also in the garage (pull out ladder).  I don't want tenants to go up and put stuff there really, do you receommend me to put a hasp and padlock on each?  the bedroom one is just a piece of drywall, but it will have to do.

Also, I have a reverse osmosis system in the house (it's a water filter system like PUR but more advanced)    I have a little drinking tap installed too.   This is a bad idea to provide this correct, because tenants can expect me to change the filters.. and I don't want to  be responsible for health issues, right?     If so, I will just remove and route the tap to faucet water, and they can add their own if they want.

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