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Jeff White
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  • Realtor
  • Denver, CO
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Tenant wants to put Utility Trailer in backyard?

Jeff White
Agent
  • Realtor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Hi all,


My tenant has asked me about putting a utility trailer in the backyard.  My property is a single family house hack with a huge backyard where these tenants live in the upstairs part of the house and I live in the bottom part with my girlfriend.   There is a RV rock driveway that has a wood fence gate that opens up to the backyard where he could easily get in and out of. 

I don't really want any eyesores, and "junk" in the backyard. He works in sheet metal fabrication, so I know he will use it a lot, but it is just a strange request.   I guess I could charge an extra "parking fee" for leaving it there, thoughts?

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