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Julian Colvard
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Tenant Repair Request

Julian Colvard
  • Property Manager
  • Atlanta, GA
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How would you respond to this? I kind of just want to tell them to go buy a new oven if they don’t like the one that came with the house.

Tenant text: I’ve noticed the oven doesn’t get very hot, can we get someone to double check that?

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You could have one element burnt out. I would get it checked.

You could have them turn oven on 350 and a few minutes later text you a picture inside of oven. The elements should both be glowing red unless one is not working. 

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