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Michele Galloway
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  • Windsor Mill, MD
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Long Term Tenant wants to invest in upgrade

Michele Galloway
  • Investor
  • Windsor Mill, MD
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I have a tenant that has been renting my house more than 10 years.  This morning she asked if she could put a plexiglass shower door in the bathroom.  I am not good with that.  It is not her house and I don't want her thinking she can just make changes in my property on a whim.  My response is for her to send me what is looking at.

I'm worried this has legal ramifications and wanted to ask the community if they have ever had this issue.

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    I don't see a problem with the upgrade as long as you are in control and use your contractor to do the work.

    Be happy they asked for permission instead of asking for forgiveness!

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