From: Jenny Nowakowski
My new tenants immediately complained about the stove not working and poor tv reception. My PM sent out an electrician who said he only had to flick a switch on the stove and he wouldn't charge for that. He said the tv antenna looked worn out and of cheap design.
The funny thing is that my old tenant didn't complain about the tv reception and he moved out a week before my new tenants moved in, so it seems a bit of a coincidence to me.
The electrician charged me a $72 call out fee. He said the new antenna will cost about $198. Am I responsible for getting a new antenna and for paying the call out fee when the silly tenants couldn't work out to flick a switch? They're not first time tenants either.
Jenny
My new tenants immediately complained about the stove not working and poor tv reception. My PM sent out an electrician who said he only had to flick a switch on the stove and he wouldn't charge for that. He said the tv antenna looked worn out and of cheap design.
The funny thing is that my old tenant didn't complain about the tv reception and he moved out a week before my new tenants moved in, so it seems a bit of a coincidence to me.
The electrician charged me a $72 call out fee. He said the new antenna will cost about $198. Am I responsible for getting a new antenna and for paying the call out fee when the silly tenants couldn't work out to flick a switch? They're not first time tenants either.
Jenny
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