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Tim Jahnke
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  • Lena, WI
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Remodeling with Dust and tenant

Tim Jahnke
  • Investor
  • Lena, WI
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I am doing a remodel where I am removing plaster and laths. My up stairs tenant is complaining she is allergic to the dust and I need to remodel both bathroom before I can finish up down stairs because both bathrooms share same drain lines. My concern is some type of hospital bills or other major re-percussions. I want to give some type of legal notice that I cant get sued or she has 60 days to vacate. How does one do this ?

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