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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
New tenants put cardboard over windows
Would this upset you?
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You don't equip your units with some type of blinds or curtains? If not, then you gotta expect the tenant is going to do something. You can buy cheapies for $10 or so at Home Depot or Walmart. Does your lease address this? Any restrictions by the HOA or city?
Now, maybe its just to keep the sun out. But maybe they're doing a grow.