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Exactly, my line of paraphrasing, and pucntuation is directed more at Dan C than how I would react to the tenant. If the tenant asks with a simple question of can I do it, I would give him a simple answer and say no!, or tell him I can and would arrange it for a fee of $88. Cheers, F

Too many tenants do the same thing for crying out loud! If I was a tenant, I would go and get rid of it, instead of getting the landlord out. Do you want the landlord to solve all your problems. What happens when a bird flies over and craps on your washing. Why not get onto the PM and tell...

So what are you saying jaycee, that since the tenant doesn't know how to get rid of wasps, that the landlord should be charged to remove it? What say if a snake wriggled up onto the back deck. It is not the landlords responsibility. Anyone with half a brain living in the premises would take...

Are you for real? I wouldn't instruct the tenants to remove them. I am just saying that I wouldn't pay for it. They can leave them there for all I care. A bottle of spray will remove them easily. Then come back after 5 mins and remove the nest with a screwdriver or something like that. How...

Ouch! I would inform the PM that it is the tenants responsibility. (Even if I was close by, I wouldn't be bothered to drive around and remove it) If the tenant see this, they will then know they can hit you with a hell of alot more! Cheers, F

Wylie, How do you plan in getting the money back for this when they vacate?, especially if it is not in the tenancy agreement?....or how can you get her to spray on vacating premises?... If it is already in agreement, well this is fairenough (Just like carpets being cleaned) F

What a load of crap. I am sure someone will post to say that it is your responsibility. and that if you don't, and your tenants get bitten by the wasp, that they will sue you... All I can say is, seems like we are already living in America. I don't think this is right, and you should...