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17-08-15, 11:17
Seeking opinions/comments/advice for the following issue:
I have a tenant that have renewed tenancy and have been with us for approx 3 years. Recently their agent called us to request a replacement of our build-in oven. Their feedback is the oven is showing signs of failing and that we should pay for a new one.
My contention is, our tenancy agreement does not specified that we give 'warranty' for the oven (especially since they have been our tenant for more then 24mths) and that we should pay for a new one should it fail? I suppose its a 'grey' area for me. (its a build-in oven).
Whats the market practise may i ask? I mean the rent for the small apartment is only sub $2k+ and new build-in ovens are not exactly cheap, should we replace the oven at our own cost? (I am also quite sure they may not renew tenancy with us because the tenant is looking to buy a resale flat soon)
Thanks
I have a tenant that have renewed tenancy and have been with us for approx 3 years. Recently their agent called us to request a replacement of our build-in oven. Their feedback is the oven is showing signs of failing and that we should pay for a new one.
My contention is, our tenancy agreement does not specified that we give 'warranty' for the oven (especially since they have been our tenant for more then 24mths) and that we should pay for a new one should it fail? I suppose its a 'grey' area for me. (its a build-in oven).
Whats the market practise may i ask? I mean the rent for the small apartment is only sub $2k+ and new build-in ovens are not exactly cheap, should we replace the oven at our own cost? (I am also quite sure they may not renew tenancy with us because the tenant is looking to buy a resale flat soon)
Thanks