One of our most reliable tenants showed up with a pit bull. We actually saw the dog about two months ago and told him the dog had to go. No Pit Bulls. Well, that fell on deaf ears! But bless our dear property manager's heart! She confronted him when he paid the rent on Feb 1.
He said if the dog goes, he goes. She said, "don't let the door hit you on the way out." I love it! Then she sent a follow up letter confirming his intent to vacate before March 1. YEA! Although I'm sad to lose a steady tenant, the other tenants were complaining and it's all good.
Also, our dear property manager has worked miracles! Remember our dear Courtney? Rubber bands in the drain? Tub wouldn't drain because the lever was down? Two big dogs? Jana found them a new place to move effective April first. Meanwhile, they got ride of the nasty dog, took down all the signs and paraphenelia that screamed "Beware of Dog." She's a miracle worker.
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