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Fralan Gatte
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jennings, LA
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Tenants who are always finding problems.

Fralan Gatte
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jennings, LA
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I’d like to start out by saying that I understand problems arise and they are legitimate. I self manage 11 properties and I’m a fairly new landlord. I’m curious if I could get any advise on how to handle tenants who are good tenants as far as pay on time as keep up the home but are kind of naive to renting homes and what goes along with being a renter. The particular situation I’m am in need of guidance on is a new tenant we have recently put in one of our homes and this person feels the need to text myself and my partner every time the house makes a noise or the air conditioner makes a sound they think is a problem or when the weather is bad and the lights blink......the list goes on and on. At what point do I as the landlord have to draw a line on what is petty and what is legitimate and set boundaries with the tenant? Any added advise is appreciated. Thanks!

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