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Do laws about proper maintenance with regard to environmental chemical agents influence how you maintain your property?
Sure they do, but we don’t even know what “chemical agent” is being discussed here. Some people overreact to anything they see coming out of a sprayer, even if they have no idea what it is.
If a tenant wants to know what I’m spraying, I will tell them, but they are not going to tell me that I can’t spray it just because some lawyer on a TV commercial tells them it’s bad. Many renters don’t know squat about property maintenance, some don’t even know how to operate a lawnmower.
Sure they do, but we don’t even know what “chemical agent” is being discussed here. Some people overreact to anything they see coming out of a sprayer, even if they have no idea what it is.
If a tenant wants to know what I’m spraying, I will tell them, but they are not going to tell me that I can’t spray it just because some lawyer on a TV commercial tells them it’s bad. Many renters don’t know squat about property maintenance, some don’t even know how to operate a lawnmower.
You seem to have a lot of disdain for your customers; probably not a sustainable business philosophy.
You seem to have a lot of disdain for your customers; probably not a sustainable business philosophy.
i wouldnt say his last post indicates that. he is right. everyone has an opinion these days on anything that is deemed an evil chemical. they tend to have very little knowledge besides some negative opinions because they heard it was bad for you.
i wouldnt say his last post indicates that. he is right. everyone has an opinion these days on anything that is deemed an evil chemical. they tend to have very little knowledge besides some negative opinions because they heard it was bad for you.
Exactly. I’ve spent countless hours over the years researching different herbicides, and I always use the one I feel is the safest for the particular job. Some jobs require stronger herbicides than others. I always follow the mixing instructions on the label carefully. I’m the one out there spraying it and being most exposed to it, so why would I use chemicals that are dangerous to my own health?
I love nature and wildlife, as my s/n suggests, but in my area we also have a lot of exotic invasive plants like kudzu and Chinese privet that will completely take over natural areas. When these non-native plants take over, native wildlife is negatively affected. These plants will also clog drainage ditches, leading to possible flooding concerns and increased mosquitoes.
i wouldnt say his last post indicates that. he is right. everyone has an opinion these days on anything that is deemed an evil chemical. they tend to have very little knowledge besides some negative opinions because they heard it was bad for you.
I was referring to his last sentence: "Many renters don’t know squat about property maintenance, some don’t even know how to operate a lawnmower."
In most cases these are things the tenant pays for in his rent. A landlord should not expect the tenant to be concerned with the landlord's obligations.
I was referring to his last sentence: "Many renters don’t know squat about property maintenance, some don’t even know how to operate a lawnmower."
In most cases these are things the tenant pays for in his rent. A landlord should not expect the tenant to be concerned with the landlord's obligations.
I own SFHs, not apartments. Some I provide lawn care, and others I don’t. Most landlords do not.
I was referring to his last sentence: "Many renters don’t know squat about property maintenance, some don’t even know how to operate a lawnmower."
In most cases these are things the tenant pays for in his rent. A landlord should not expect the tenant to be concerned with the landlord's obligations.
it seems like a true statement to me.
i think he was a bit aggressive when he said that someone would get a 30 day notice of eviction for videotaping him and sending it to a regulatory body but the other stuff was fine. even that, its understandable to want to evict someone for that but im pretty sure its not generally legal.
I own SFHs, not apartments. Some I provide lawn care, and others I don’t. Most landlords do not.
My son is taking care of the lawn at his little, old house rental. In a few years, that place will have some decent grass because I'm telling him what to do.
He just bought a new blade for his grandfather's Toro mulching mower.
You seem to have a lot of disdain for your customers; probably not a sustainable business philosophy.
There are a pretty hefty number of tenants who work very hard to earn disdain.
Interfering with the maintenance of a property and threatening repairmen is rarely going to be well received and honored with great gratitude.
It's generally not a good idea to try to enforce your control issues on your landlord. (or your boss at work, and probably not on the local police)
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