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Home Warranty as small repair deterrent?

Jay Norlund
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Having sold our home recently, we are currently renting. The landlord wrote into the lease that we are responsible for the deductible/service fee ($60 per) for calling the home warranty.  As a renter, its annoying.

As a perspective future landlord, it makes me wonder. Is this an effective way to cut down on requests for smaller, some might say petty repair requests? I know I am thinking twice before paying $60 for something that isn't much more than an annoyance. Thoughts?

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