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Mitchell Morwood
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Fleas in Duplex, Tenants are upset!

Mitchell Morwood
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Janesville, WI
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I a have a duplex where the front and back exterior doors are shared.  Both have their own interior door leading to each side of the duplex.  The back yard is shared.  Tenant A brings in a cat without asking me.  Tenant A admits to Tenant B the cat has fleas.  The fleas spread to both tenants dogs.  

Tenant B is very upset because they have to treat their side of the duplex and dog.  They want me to pay for it.  I feel like Tenant A should pay for it.  Tenant A now claims to me their dog doesn't have fleas.  The cat is gone.  

What should I do???

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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You are the landlord.  Tenant B has no relationship with Tenant A.  Regardless of what you do with Tenant A, YOU have a responsibility to Tenant B.

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