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Tonna Lee
  • Orting, WA
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Tenant Requires Professional

Tonna Lee
  • Orting, WA
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Good evening.  After a tenant complaint (not written), myself and someone with some experience went and inspected the problem.  Tenant was hostile that I was doing the inspection.  Kept saying, "you're not a professional" and threatening to move.  Am I required to hire a professional to inspect anything/everything.  Just wondering, I'm typically a DIYer.  I did go ahead and hire a professional and will receive a report this week.  Am I required to give them this report or can I write an accurate letter letting them know the results?  I feel the report is a business document and they are not entitled to a copy (they didn't pay for the inspection).  I usually look the other way if not to important and not had to be a hard-a** up to now but I'm feeling the need to put my foot down.  Thank you for your inspiration.  

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