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New. Please HELP! :) Is it my responsibility?

Sophia L.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I have property in Stockbridge, GA.  I don't provide washer and dryer, but I do provide hookups.  My lease contract states that the tenant is responsible for the appliances.  I was just informed that the exhaust pipe for the dryer is clogged and the tenant wants me to fix it.  As far as I know dryer exhaust pipes get clogged up because people don't remove lint from the lint tray.  Am I responsible to fix it?  If it happened for a different reason, am I responsible for fixing it, given what my contract says?  Will appreciate any thoughts. Thanks.

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