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Ed McIver
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  • Investor
  • Westminster, MD
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preparation for winter

Ed McIver
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  • Investor
  • Westminster, MD
Posted

A Tenant says the apartment is not air tight and has gaps where the wind can blow into her apartment. She has asked if I would give a credit, or provide materials to help seal the apartment for winter. The building is old and a bit drafty.

I do not want to give credits. I could reimburse her for purchases. I could just say no. Or have the handy man do it.

What do you think?

  • Ed McIver
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