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Marc Winter
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Tenant wants reimbursement for 'supplies'. Wait till you see...

Marc Winter
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Northeast PA
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Would you reimburse for the tape?

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Wendy Renae Bentley
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  • Lindon, UT
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I would reimburse - My number one goal as a landlord is the upkeep of our property. We have found over the years if we make the tenants pay for the small things, especially things to do with water, - we end up with a much bigger bill in the end because they don't tell us about the small things and once it comes to our attention it has become a HUGE cost to us. 

I would thank them for taking care of the situation until you have a chance to get to the problem and pay for the tape. 

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