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Viral Patel
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Tenant Notice to repair or withhold the rent

Viral Patel
  • San Jose, CA
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Hello All,

We have a tenant in Dallas and one of the tenant on lease send a written notice stating if we do not repair following items she will not pay rent for next month. 

Window in master BR/minor fence fix/range for burner.

Question/Suggestion:

1. How or what should we reply to tenant or do we need to reply her?

2. Can tenant hold rent for landlord not fixing minor stuff? 

Thanks for your suggestion and guidance/ I am surprise, that this tenant never paid rent on time plus give us notice.

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JD Martin
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  • Northeast, TN
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JD Martin
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  • Northeast, TN
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OK, well there's your first mistake. Whether you maintain your property is independent of whether she pays the rent. You are generally required to maintain the property properly regardless if they pay or not. If they don't pay, you evict. You don't get to horse trade landlord-required repairs. 

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