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Current tenant wants the unit painted

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My current tenant of 2.1 years wants the unit painted. The unit was not painted when she moved in, while it needed some minor touchup. She has been good on paying rent. Now she wants to paint the unit herself and have me pay for the cost (I guess she means the materials). Is it a good idea? Should I say yes or no?

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Todd Rasmussen
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Todd Rasmussen
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@Stephanie Young

You should definitely say no. If the unit needs to be painted, paint it. If it doesn't, don't. Under no circumstances would I let a tenant complete work on a rental unit.

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