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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Felix Sharpe
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Can you renovate occupied units?

Felix Sharpe
  • Attorney
  • Louisville, KY
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Hi Everyone,

My question isn't quite as it's stated in the subject line. I know that entering the premises without tenant permission is a constructive eviction and would warrant criminal liability. My question is whether anyone has renovated occupied units, with tenant permission, and how receptive are tenants to this possibility? 

Thanks,

Felix

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Max T.
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Max T.
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Never have but I've offered to do smaller jobs, like retile a shower, if tenant goes on vacation. Schedules never worked out though. It's hard to do real work with furniture and personal items in the way.

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