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Jeffrey Townsend
  • Charleston, SC
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Tenants not keeping up with yard maintenance

Jeffrey Townsend
  • Charleston, SC
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My lease does state tenants are responsible for yard maintenance. The tenants are not doing a good job of edging/ mowing the yard. I am trying to be nice but I keep receiving letters from the HOA. What is the best way to approach this? I keep reminding them but it is getting old. thanks.

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Kevin S.
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  • Tulsa, OK
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Kevin S.
  • Accountant
  • Tulsa, OK
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@Jeffrey Townsend I have language in my lease stating "...if tenant fails to mow and maintain lawn and grounds, Landlord will have the right to hire a professional service to mow and maintain the lawn and grounds, and Tenant will be responsible for all such expenses" to cover this issue. I also have something in my lease about being in compliance with "any and all HOA rules affecting the property".

If I were you I would look to not renew with them once their lease is up for renewal, find a tenant that is willing to take care of the property without constant micromanaging. 

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