All Forum Posts by: Dan Leeder

Thanks everybody, appreciate the feedback. That's what is so great about BP, when we are second guessing or doubting we have so many others to lean on who have been in similar situations! The letter is going out today!

Thanks Kyle, I was leaning that way too, just wanted a second opinion. Thanks!

Hello fellow BP'ers out there,

Would like your advice on the following please..

I have a tenant who moved in at the end of March who pays her rent every month but she complains about everything under the sun. I've replaced carpet because she was was complaining of pet smells, installed a garage door opener since the previous garage didn't have one and have also had a mold inspector out after she purchased a mold test which came back positive. The mold inspector found some household mold in areas which are conducive to grow mold, I.e in the toilet bowl, and a some in the basement. Within 1 week after the inspector left we had remediated the minor mold problems, got a dehumidifier setup in the basement, etc. Now along with her rent check this month it has been shorted $80 with a note saying "hope you don't mind if I shorted the rent check for the cost of the mold tests". I have spent close to 2k since she moved in, remediating items that I may not have remediated for 95% of other tenants.

What do others think I should do about the shortage? should i pay for the cost of the tests? I'm not so concerned about the $80, but am concerned about the precedent I may have set or am setting, let me know your thoughts, thanks!