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Carletta Richardson-Cheeseboro Lol….. definitely right. I am scared to delete something that was there before me

Guest Insider I’m the first one and have now given myself high blood pressure since my 20s. Lol

Cyndi Daniell Definitely the first I can't stand an inbox with tons of messages; I'm more stressed with unread messages than I am replying to all timely

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How would you describe this feature while showing an apartment? I'll go first:
A genius idea for those who get drunk and end up peeing in their closet!

Brent Williams

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I can't really fault them. I wouldn't want my family or friends living next door either.

Amanda Hill

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Just received this on a rental verification and have never ever in 20 years seen this asked 🤷🏻‍♀️

Lauren Niziol

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Guest Insider Every single day.

Guest Insider Hahahahahhaa

Renae Maisano I guess if they gave you heartburn there was more to it! Lol

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Not sure how I would react if I came home to this! Funny to me because it is not my dog or my blinds... wonder what was outside that he desperately needed to see. 😂

Sabrina Woods

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Brent Williams I'm curious about what the standard reaction is on the property management side. Is it replace it now, knowing it will probably just get torn up again? Or just wait until move out and do it once?

David R Hodges I love Rhodesian Ridgebacks and am passionate about Managing Multifamily property efficiently for best return on investment. I don't know what the "standard reaction" is, but I would notify the resident the blinds will be replaced within 72 hours and the replacement cost is $XXX which is due upon installation of the blinds. Best practices demand no deferred maintenance. Putting this off until later demonstrates to existing and prospective residents the property will not be maintained to a high standard. I know of an owner who was contacted by their lender who saw similar window blind damage on two consecutive drive through property inspections. The lender wanted to arrange a reinspection of the asset to be sure the collateral was being maintained properly.

Teresa Bruno Replace, charge it back to residents along with a lease violation notice. Doesn't matter if it's an animal or human doing this damage it should be addressed immediately so the curb appeal to your property stays looking good. If I drive around and see this all over a property it tells me a lot about the leadership of the property.

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Guest Insider So true.

Rafael Benavides I have Window Units for everyone.

Antonio Leon OMG this is too true!

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Paul Bodell

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Guest Insider Most definitely

Pat Wiley Nooooooooo

Guest Insider My owner would tear the building down.

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Brent Williams

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I have so many questions... how did the golf ball get in there? How did they not notice? Did they not care? Were they trying to see if the garbage disposal could shred it? Is that considered a hole in 1?