You should at least attempt to fix it, cause "IF" it's completely untreated, they have a right to fix it themselves and bill you for it. If your rental agreement said "fridge", then all parts of the fridge is included. Let's say the freezer broke, you can't go "oh I only rent the fridge and not the freezer" right?
Remember, the RTA will favor the tenant and not the owner most of the time, and you don't want them involved.
If you want to kick them out, you have to give 2 month notice and can't charge them the last month's rent, do you want to do that?
You should certainly visit the apartment at least once in a while (every 3-6 months), but you have to give ample notice (more than 24 hours), and they can't refuse your entry. Just inspect the house, look for defects. You can even get them to sign an inspection report detailing the deficiencies they have caused the apartment. This way you know they haven't wreaked anything (appliance, carpet, wall, etc). |
發表於 2012-8-14 20:47
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