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All Forum Posts by: Maddie Rodman

Maddie Rodman has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Pay for dryer repair?

Maddie RodmanPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

Yes, I have but he is making ridiculous demands--2,798 to move out before the first and threatening to sue me if I don't pay. Good news is I have a bidding war going on with the house so it should all end well. 

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Post: Pay for dryer repair?

Maddie RodmanPosted
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 0

I gave my renter 30 days notice at the beginning of February because I need to sell my house and since then he has done nothing but try to cause me trouble. I believe his latest attempt to give me grief is complaining of a broken dryer(possible tampered with). The lease mentions the dryer as "personal property" so am I obligated to pay for the repairs? Also the renter has an unpaid bill and I am wondering if I can deny repairs until the bill is paid? (The bill is his portion of a garage repair for damage caused by him.) Lastly, I am wondering how long I have to make the repair if I am indeed responsible-all I can find is documents saying within a reasonable period-how long is that since the property is still inhabitable? Phoenix AZ