Some tenants just assume that they can treat a rental property like their own while they are in possession. Most written leases prevent the tenant from altering the property without the consent of the landlord, but some tenants disregard or are unfamiliar with these terms in their leases.
How should a landlord respond to unauthorized work performed on the rental property?
How should a landlord respond to unauthorized work performed on the rental property?
TENANT’S UNAUTHORIZED WORK ON YOUR RENT HOUSE
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