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Anabel Fuentez
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Pest control question

Anabel Fuentez
  • Tulare, Ca
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We recently purchased a triplex (California). The front tenants keeps her apartment very clean the middle tenant complained about mice and the back apartment is empty. The middle tenant has a chicken and we think that is the problem for the move. We are getting a pest control company to go. My question is can any tenant deny the pest control service? If they deny their apartment to sprayed can a evict them?

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Neal Collins
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Neal Collins
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@Anabel Fuentez Where there are chickens there are rats. It's almost guaranteed. Give one of your tenants free pet rent so that they can have a cat.

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