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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Tenant Wants New Carpets (4yrs)
My friend lives in a Palo Alto apartment. She’s been there 4 years. Good tenant. The existing carpet is that cheap commercial crap that I would even put in an office. It’s only a 15’ by 15’ patch of carpet. Some of the other units have hard wood.
What would be a tactful way to ask for new carpet? Should she just ask the property manager, or should she try to contact the owner? The owner is hands-off but the tenant has met the owner once.
Thank you all for your input, and generous contributions to the BP community
~David
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She should ask the property manager. The owner has a manager so they don't have to deal directly with tenants.