Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Legally the only thing you need to provide is heat.
I would let them know someone will be there on Monday because of the back log. Maybe you can allude that in the future they need to let you know before the hottest day of the year.
Wtf does this even mean? I'm sure it broke recently, they probably weren't twiddling their thumbs in the recent heat.
Legally all you need is heat, but if it gets hot this weekend I suspect they be looking for someplace with better management.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Legally the only thing you need to provide is heat.
I would let them know someone will be there on Monday because of the back log. Maybe you can allude that in the future they need to let you know before the hottest day of the year.
Wtf does this even mean? I'm sure it broke recently, they probably weren't twiddling their thumbs in the recent heat.
Legally all you need is heat, but if it gets hot this weekend I suspect they be looking for someplace with better management.
+1 if my landlord didn't get someone out same or next day to fix broken AC between Memorial and Labor Days I would not be staying there much longer - definitely not renewing my lease with you and/or looking for ways to get out of my lease early. You are a shitty landlord, OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Legally the only thing you need to provide is heat.
I would let them know someone will be there on Monday because of the back log. Maybe you can allude that in the future they need to let you know before the hottest day of the year.
Wtf does this even mean? I'm sure it broke recently, they probably weren't twiddling their thumbs in the recent heat.
Legally all you need is heat, but if it gets hot this weekend I suspect they be looking for someplace with better management.
Anonymous wrote:Legally the only thing you need to provide is heat.
I would let them know someone will be there on Monday because of the back log. Maybe you can allude that in the future they need to let you know before the hottest day of the year.
Anonymous wrote:Landlord here - high of 70 tomorrow - they may need the heat, not the AC.
I would tell them your company that you always use is coming first thing on Monday. Sorry for the inconvenience. I also wouldn't compensate them $50 - stuff breaks and you are on top of it.
BTW, I'm not a slumlord - I treat my tenants as I would want to be treated and if my AC at home broke, I would wait until Monday. Now if it was 97 today, I would have someone out there tonight and pay the premium.[/quote]
OP here. This is exactly how I feel. I'm reasonable. I wish tenants would be, too.
Anonymous wrote:OP here.
No one can come until Monday (we've called around) unless it is an emergency call out - several extra hundred dollars. I've checked the weather 81 today, 64 tonight, 70 Saturday, 81 Sunday. Hardly seems like an emergency call is necessary with these temps. I live in the same climate in a house without AC.
Anonymous wrote:Be nice to your tenant. Call now.