If I contract the well company to make this right, it will cost $2k.

Just wanted to pass along a short article I recently posted on legal red flags to look for in commercial real estate deals. 

Quote from @Matthew Cline: New property management company focused on boosting owners NOI in Chicago’s multifamily market.

I come here to ask a real estate attorney or lawyer for legal advice.

Has anyone worked with "Logical Property Management" or "Propel Property Management" companies? 

I am seeking legal advice regarding significant issues caused by negligent and substandard work performed by a general contractor (GC) on a single-family home I purchased last year.

Big news if you own rentals in Florida:Beginning July 1, 2025, the law (Florida Statutes § 83.50) now allows landlords to email legal notices.The catch: - You and your tenant must agree in writing in the lease. - The email address must be clearly listed.Why this matters: - No more printing, mailing, or taping to the door - Faster, trackable communication - Easier to prove delivery in courtIf your lease doesn’t have that clause, this won’t apply.

So, to try to go a legal route because they might have fixed something a little over the limit isn't going to work.You will have to face that you selected someone that was not the right fit and be more hands on. 

It is not legal advice and you really should talk to an attorney in OH  that is familiar with landlord tenant law. 

Did you take any legal action?