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Lev Bass
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Ok to ask tenants to pay part of new washer's cost?

Lev Bass
  • Investor
  • Needham, MA
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The washer needs to be replaced. It's a front loader. Tenants prefer another front loader, which would be about $500. Top loaders cost about $300. Is it ok to ask tenants to pay half of the difference if they have a strong preference for a front loader?

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Lev

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Ralph S.
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Ralph S.
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I'd question the need to replace the washer, why is it not fixable at a much lower cost?

What kind of rental is this, that comes with a front load washer/dryer?

I think if you provide anything, and later it needs to be replaced, then you would be expected to replace - in kind, and not with a downgrade or cheaper model. Washer, stove, whatever. I would not replace with new, however. See what you can find on craigslist, a used appliance store, the classifieds, etc.

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