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Jeff Kissling
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Garage door opener is broke...Who pays

Jeff Kissling
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Frisco, TX
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If a garage door opener breaks, who should pay..The Landlord or the tenant? Thelease agreement states that the Tenant pays the 1st $100 of all repairs.....Would this apply to a garage door opener???

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Ed O.
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Ed O.
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As your lease states, "Thelease agreement states that the Tenant pays the 1st $100 of all repairs" seems pretty cut and dried to me.

The tenant may disagree. Is it worth spending $100 to keep them happy? For my operation, it's a bargain. That's up to you.

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