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Marita Jojo
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The Bedbug problem after 6 months of movein

Marita Jojo
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia, PA
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My tenant moved last year and after 6 months of move-in complaining of bedbugs. The previous tenant stayed for 14 months and I checked had never had this issue. I have in the past asked these tenants to clean up as they seem to be poor housekeeping going on. These tenants keep on picking stuff from the curbside that I have asked them in the past to stop as can bring in all the pests. What do you do in this situation ? Is this landlord's responsibility after 6 months of move-in ?

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Andrew B.
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Andrew B.
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If this is a sfh, In no way is that your responsibility, unless state law says otherwise.

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