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Lindsey Vargas
  • Rental Property Investor
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Tenant wants to mow MY yard

Lindsey Vargas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cocoa, FL
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Hi!

We just bought a duplex and inherited seemingly high quality tenants. We will be living on the other side and managing ourselves.

I am making NOT becoming my tenants friend a high priority but I can tell they would like to be friends. I don't mind being a friendly neighbor, but I definitely want to keep things professional and not cross any lines.

We are in the middle of renovating our side and our tenants just bought a lawn mower and mowed the whole front yard (which I think is normal)

But now she texted me and asked if we'd mind her mowing our backyard and that it would be a privilege to do something nice for us. I feel like maybe I should say no so that we don't complicate things and leave her thinking she is owed a favor from us.

Am I overthinking this? Should I tell her yes its fine or NO THANKS?

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Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
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I'm just envisioning like an act of kindness war between you guys lol. 

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