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In response to
"
ST legal eagles - the property management company hired by our landlord sent the tenants a notice requiring a $95 lease renewal fee.. WTF?
"
by
CrankYanker
If it is not in the original lease, I agree. -- nm
Posted by
Spawn
Jun 5 '13, 07:34
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Not there. And this is not an apartment complex. We live in a private residence who's owner contracted with the PM to service the rental. -- nm
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CrankYanker
Jun 5, 07:36
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If it were me, I would look around for something that "Never really bothered us, but think maybe this needs fixed and will cost at least $95"
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Spawn
Jun 5, 07:42
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Thanks! -- nm
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CrankYanker
Jun 5, 07:45
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Granted, the repair would be paid by the owner so it does not "hurt" the management company, so it may not be good for leverage.
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Spawn
Jun 5, 07:49
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MrsCY used to do PM for a bank here in California and she's never heard of such a thing. They offer a service for owners and their costs should be
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CrankYanker
Jun 5, 07:52
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Heh. I know!
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Spawn
Jun 5, 07:53
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