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Varinder Kumar
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  • Realtor
  • LA & ORANGE COUNTY CA
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contractors and landlords please help answer this

Varinder Kumar
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  • Realtor
  • LA & ORANGE COUNTY CA
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My tenant wants to purchase a welding unit and  ends a 220 volt outlet for it. The AC unit is plugged into a 220volt outlet but it's not accessible.
1.Is it okay to get a 220 volt out installed? 

2. My tenant said he would pay for it, and WA to to know how much it would be. So how would I go about setting this up legally? 

3. Should I accommodate him in the first place? 
Please advise as I want to take the appropriate steps.  Thanks y'all. 


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