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Landlord provides window curtains?
Sorry to be asking a dumb question here, should landlord provide window curtains?
I am asking because I am got rid of some old blinds and put in new curtain rods... But now I am thinking who knows what future tenant likes? Should I provide curtains but then tenant comes in and dislike what I picked?
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Hey @Diane G., I would provide some sort of window covering for the future tenants who will live there. I'd pick curtains that aren't too expensive in a neutral color that will look good with most furniture/other colors. If the tenants don't like the curtains you provide, then they can choose to spend their own money to get other curtains.