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You can also give the technician the property's renter's phone number and let themselves coordinate.
by Faaak 8y ago
You can also give the technician the property's renter's phone number and let themselves coordinate.
- noobiemcfoob 8y agoYou are greatly overestimating the amount of energy and time the average tenant will put into fixing anything in the property. I wish I could count on them to help in coordinating.
- tpaschalis 8y agoWell, anecdote, but in most cases I know (South Europe) it's the tenants chasing behind the landlord to fix issues in their homes, and not vice versa :P Why wouldn't one want stuff on the property he's renting (and paying dearly for it) fixed?
- noobiemcfoob 8y agoYou would think a tenant would be eager to get something fixed. I had a tenant with a broken water heater who waited 3 weeks to tell me. In the winter! /shrug I try not to judge