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Tenant is violating city code - what do I do?

Ryan Cooley
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We received a letter in the mail from the City in which we own a rental property. 

It's a letter of warning that they've received multiple complaints about the tenants' dog running around the neighborhood and chasing people. 

This is a city code violation. 

How should I handle this? If the tenant doesn't address the issue who is in trouble for this? 

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Alberto Furet
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Alberto Furet
  • Charles Town, WV
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@Ryan Cooley I would forward the letter to your tenants and contact the city and let them know that it's a rental property and give them the tenant's contact info. Not your dog, not your problem.

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