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Pedro Bartolomei
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bees nest on rental property?

Pedro Bartolomei
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Deer Park, NY
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I have a tenant complain about a bees nest on the property . whos responsibility is it to tale care of that considering it wasn't there when we signed a lease ?

thanks for any insight 👍

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Originally posted by @Pedro Bartolomei:

I have a tenant complain about a bees nest on the property . whos responsibility is it to tale care of that considering it wasn't there when we signed a lease ?

thanks for any insight 👍

 Hi Pedro,

Well you could always charge them "Pet Rent" of 10 cents per bee (just kidding).

Probably you should apologize for the bees and scheduled a Bee removal service to come and get them out ASAP.

Hopefully they are not "Killer Bees", and just the normal honey bees.

Good Luck!

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