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Jackson Long
  • Investor
  • Memphis, TN
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No toilet or drain, but dogs in site.

Jackson Long
  • Investor
  • Memphis, TN
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I've got a property that needs a good snake due to roots in the main line.  Additionally there is an issue with the subfloor in the bathroom and it is no longer safe to use the restroom.  (these are inherited problems- I would never let a property get to this condition).  I've put the tenant in a motel so I can get things fixed for them...  But they have 3 pitbulls and no contractors want to work with the dogs on site.  The tenants are refusing the board the dogs.

What is my obligation here?  What is my exposure?

Thanks,

J

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