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Duplex yard maintenance

Jake Poronsky
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My landlord has had the whole yard mowed for the past year and a half, out of no where we see the grass being cut only on their side. No words said to us, no responsibility agreement in lease,, can we be held responsible if they don’t warn us nor tell us of the recent change up 

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Kenneth Garrett
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@Jake Poronsky

If there is nothing in the lease and they have been taking care of it.  Give them a call. Something is odd.  I use to have the tenants cut the grass on my two units.  It just wasn’t worth it.  Grass to long, storing the mower (no garage) etc.  include the fee between the two tenants in the rent.  I pay $35 to cut the grass every two weeks.  

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