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Rita Williams
  • Glen Burnie, MD
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Professional Tenants Request Water Test What's The Angle?

Rita Williams
  • Glen Burnie, MD
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A friend of mine that is also a new investor have a set of problem tenants in Baltimore City, MD.  They are stressing for my friend to conduct a water test.  These tenants are on a month to month lease and recently gave their 30 day notice.  The tenants have been hassling my friend for a water test for since November and have started again with the email request. Is there an angle that these professional tenants are using in relation to the water test? If there is, do you have any recommendation on what to do? My friend has dismissed their threats of taking legal action in the past on things like no salt on sidewalks while it is still snowing....but what if?

Rita

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