Living in a rental property has a lot of upsides. There's no mortgage hanging over your head, offering you flexibility if you want to pick up and move across town - or across country. Renting can be more affordable, too. There's also less pressure to maintain the property. After all, if your fridge breaks or the AC goes out, the landlord is just one phone call away. Right?
For property managers, drawing the line on maintenance responsibilities is critical. Some renters don't understand where personal responsibility comes into play. As Scott Safadi of Cal Bay Property Management know, it's so important to clearly delineate duties - from the moment the lease is signed.

The key - as with all tenant-landlord dilemmas - is communication. Get everyone on the same page and maintenance will be a cinch!
- Scott Safadi, Cal Bay Property Management
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