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Christine Mwai
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  • Alabaster, AL
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Christine Mwai
  • Investor
  • Alabaster, AL
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What do you others do?....I have learned that a routine repair at a rental property can be thrown totally out of proportion by the tech, handyman, professional saying something that the tenants misconstrue  when fixing a problem  after a  tenant calls me with an issue....  So, I tell them (tech, handymen etc) before they go in my property that they are not to discuss matters relating to the repair with my tenants if they are home. 

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