RE Q&A: What to Do With Unwanted Condo Items?

by amyc

When renters find unwanted items, they should ask the landlord to remove them, document communications and keep photos in case of disputes.

Categories

Recent Posts

Trump signs order aimed at reducing single-family housing costs
Trump signs order aimed at reducing single-family housing costs
Smaller homes draw interest across generations
Smaller homes draw interest across generations
Florida homes reach contract faster in Q3
Florida homes reach contract faster in Q3
Mortgage rates ease after weeks of increases
Mortgage rates ease after weeks of increases
Florida leads national snowbird rankings
Florida leads national snowbird rankings
Reaching more buyers through other agents
Reaching more buyers through other agents
Five steps to overcome real estate obstacles
Five steps to overcome real estate obstacles
Audit your real estate business before 2027
Audit your real estate business before 2027
Sweet ways to turn Halloween into connections
Sweet ways to turn Halloween into connections
Florida condo sales rise 3.1% in third quarter
Florida condo sales rise 3.1% in third quarter

Share on Social Media

Debbie Gentry

"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "

+1(352) 217-3179

debbie@debbiegentry.com

GET MORE INFORMATION

Name
Phone*
Message
By checking this box, and clicking “SUBMIT,” I am confirming that I have read and agree to this website’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Service and I am providing my electronic signature and consent to receive marketing communications (about real estate brokerage services, and one or more properties that I may buy, sell, or rent), that may be delivered to me via email, telephone call and/or text messaging (using “automated technology” such as an automatic telephone dialing system, and/or an artificial or prerecorded voice), from eXp Realty® and its independent contractor real estate agents, and/or its affiliates at the telephone number and email address I provided. Message frequency varies and message and data rates may apply. Consent is not a condition of purchase. You may opt-out at any time by replying “STOP” to a text or “HELP” for assistance or unsubscribing via email. You may call to obtain direct assistance.