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Updated about 7 years ago, 10/06/2017

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Lynn Harper
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  • Mesa, AZ
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I live in Mesa AZ in the high desert. My tenants refuse to water

Lynn Harper
  • Investor
  • Mesa, AZ
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How should I handle the fact that my trees, plants and grass are dying and I haven't been able to get my tenants to water them. One large tree is half dead and my tenant wants me to pay to have a cactus removed that she killed by not watering it. Landscaping is very expensive. It would cost $500 to take out that tree and another $500 to replant it. My contract says the tenant is responsible for maintaining the yards and she pays her own water. With 110 + temps in the summer everything dies if it doesn't get watered. 

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