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Daniel Jones
  • Groton, CT
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Renters broken dryer

Daniel Jones
  • Groton, CT
Posted

Hello BP,

I need advice.. Received an email form my property manager explaining that my tenants dryer stopped working and that they called a maintenance company to look at the dryer ventilation and discovered it to be clogged. How it was explained to me was that the clog is due to the vent exiting out of the roof instead of the side of the house and that condensation makes this problem worse. The tenants are not asking me to pay for their dryer but (I don't know why ) my property management company is suggesting I pay for half the cost of fixing their dryer which does not sound right. This is my dilemma, I just want to get it right but don't want to fork over money for something I'm not responsible for. I don't believe I'm responsible for their dryer and the tenants haven't suggested that either. So what is the right answer? BTW I asked if tenants have renters insurance and also if the dryer was under warranty which the manager did not know the answers to.. Just need help any advice is appreciated.  

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