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Updated about 16 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tenant lost keys
Opinions are welcome....
A tenant has called twice now in 1 month saying they were locked out of their apartment. I drove the 30 mins from my house to let her in the first time, but this last time I told her "sorry...can't do it until tomorrow morning". I don't like this tenant and she is late paying rent each month.....
Was this a good decision to not drop everything and go let her in?