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Lavonn Traylor
  • Chicago, IL
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Tennants and plumbing issues

Lavonn Traylor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello,

I am the owner of a three unit apartment building. And, I have an ongoing issue with the tennants flushing improper items down the toilet (tampons, sanitary napkins, baby wipes ect.). This has caused the main sewer line to back up and flood the basement unit on multiple occasions. I have a pretty good idea of who is causing the issue. So, my question is, what can I do to address this issue with the tennant, is there any way I can pass the cost on to the tennant?

Thank you in advance,

LaVonn

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