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All Forum Posts by: Robert Schneider

Robert Schneider has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

First time landlord. I’m renting out a single-family house that was built in 1949. The basement is prone to flooding and the basement does have two sub pumps but since it’s a old uneven floor, there will be areas with puddles of water. I did put in the lease agreement that landlord is not liable for damages to any property that is left in the basement due to the prone flooding hazard, but who is responsible of cleaning the basement every time it rains should be the tenant or should it be me the landlord?

Had a question. I have a single-family house with a fenced backyard and a detached garage. I have the home rented out, and the garage is used for my business. Behind the garage, I have a camper. I was planning on living in the Camper. I was unsure if this is allowed or if it is inviting on the tenant's privacy being on the property.