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Elenis Camargo
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
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How to reply to tenant if you don’t want to fix certain things?

Elenis Camargo
  • Property Manager
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Hi BP! We just got new tenants that moved in. They are two college students but the mother is a co-signer. She was not there during the initial walkthrough because she’s from out of state but she sent a list of things today that were not on the walkthrough. There are some things we are aware of that we just don’t plan on fixing at the moment, for example, some windows have trouble opening. It’s an old house and it’s Florida where people barely open their windows anyway. Or other things like some windows don’t have screens. How can we reply stating we don’t plan on fixing these things at the moment but that we are aware and they won’t be charged for this when they move out? Thanks in advance!

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