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Sam Leon
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TIKI torch

Sam Leon
  • Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Well, independently, two of my tenants (at different properties) have installed TIKI torches in the yard.

These are bamboo sticks with a refillable fueled canister.  They are "shoved" into the ground similar to how you put in beach umbrellas - i.e. they are probably going to fall over in high winds and one of them did already.  There are ground covers, trees and shrubs nearby and I worry about fire hazards.

Thoughts?  I put a stop to it, one tenant complied.  The other says how is that different from using candles inside the apartment?  I said this is in a common area with flammable plants!  Do I need a TIKI torch clause in my lease now?

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