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Opened breaker panel and saw this
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Opened breaker panel and saw this

So I’m not an expert but I am aware that there are several issues here, one being that it’s old (the actual breakers are newer—cheaper update). I had a some painters refresh some paint recently and think they didn’t cover the area while painting and/or some of it may be old.
I called two electricians. one who I’ve used before, he told me that I didn’t have to worry about it. The one I cold called said I should replace the whole box for $1700.
What’s the what here? Is this urgent?

u/nunybiz-6912 — 2 days ago
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[Landlord-US-CA] How to address tenant issues

I’m taking over the management for a small complex for my aging parents. They had a pretty weak original lease which I’ve updated and they live further away so they haven’t had eyes on the day to day. I’m moving into one of the units.

While most historical issues have been mild (all long term section 8 tenants). There’s been a recurring issue with one of the occupants (adult child of the tenant who may have behavior issues). He’s been told previously to keep his dog on leash. And there’s evidence of dog waste in the yard space that he doesn’t clean up. I suppose because there hasn’t been significant“enforcement” the assumption is I’ll do what I want because nothing will happen.

They will be sending out the new lease that has a pet addendum and property and unit rules.

I haven’t officially moved in or announced that I’ll be managing the property yet. I’m new to this and curious how do you strike a balance of having tenants cooperate with the rules while you live in close proximity.

I understand the lease is the lease and a violation of that puts them at risk. How have live in landlords/PMs successfully navigated tenant issues?

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u/nunybiz-6912 — 3 days ago
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[Landlord-US-CA] How to address tenant issues

I’m taking over the management for a small complex for my aging parents. They had a pretty weak original lease which I’ve updated and they live further away so they haven’t had eyes on the day to day. I’m moving into one of the units.

While most historical issues have been mild (all long term section 8 tenants). There’s been a recurring issue with one of the occupants (adult child of the tenant who may have behavior issues). He’s been told previously to keep his dog on leash. And there’s evidence of dog waste in the yard space that he doesn’t clean up. I suppose because there hasn’t been significant“enforcement” the assumption is I’ll do what I want because nothing will happen.

They will be sending out the new lease that has a pet addendum and property and unit rules.

I haven’t officially moved in or announced that I’ll be managing the property yet. I’m new to this and curious how do you strike a balance of having tenants cooperate with the rules while you live in close proximity.

I understand the lease is the lease and a violation of that puts them at risk. How have live in landlords/PMs successfully navigated tenant issues?

reddit.com
u/nunybiz-6912 — 3 days ago