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Originally Posted by john70t
Those videos say a lot. (They took ten minutes to load with our Sprint "high speed intenet" tho)
If you have to go to court with an attorney, you might also be able to claim attorney fees, and cost of repairs/loss of business as long as there is a verifiable paper trail showing failure to repair with due dilligence on the landlord's part.
The "upgrades" or "changes" may have not been with the LL's consent and/or "properly handled", even if they were code and increased property value.
The good thing is he can't simultaneously claim that you didn't do yardwork while de-naturalizing the yard and lowering the value.
Catch-22 there.
Don't volunteer information and stick to the minimums of his objections.
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these videos say a lot too.
Yes, the upgrades were with permission.
This is how the yackyard and front yard appeared when we moved in. Terribly overgrown. The yard was mowed just before we moved out. Thae grass grows FAST. My friend was doing yardwork pretty much on a daily basis when he coulnd't pay rent, in an attempt to get it under control. He was a landscaper at one time, if that gives you an idea... Never happened.