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Appliance repair due to renter behaviour - charge them?
Hi everyone,
Recently the washer at one of my properties stopped working. Turns out it was due to the renters not putting lingerie in lingerie bags so their clothing went right into the drain of the washer. I think it is proper to charge them for the repair ($110). Any reason I shouldn’t? It’s their behaviour that caused the repair, right?
Thoughts?