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Updated almost 7 years ago, 01/03/2018

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Tony H.
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Should I go visit my rental unit?

Tony H.
  • Rocklin
Posted
Hi BP, Its been a while since I posted here. I have been learning a lot from all of you. :) Here is what bothers me now. I bought a duplex in Sacramento 6 months ago. Since we put a new tenant in on the unit (the other was a inherited tenant), I never had to go there and ‘check’ if everything is okay. There were a couple calls in the last 6 months, one for fence repair which was done by my other tenant who is pretty handy, and the other was plugged sewer which I had a plumber took care of it. I didnt go there for these two events since I figured I wouldnt be able to do anything anyway. Other than that, no calls. All peace and quiet. Its been 6 months since I visited the units. I understand tenants want privacy. I drove past by the duplex few days ago, everything look Christmasy with the decorations. What is a good “excuse” for me to tell them so I can visit and look the inside? They are good people, i dont believe they would trash the place. But who knows?! People change. Thanks BP!

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