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Posted by yippee1999 on January 08, 2002 at 13:10:09:

In Reply to: Re: NYC law re: shoveling after snowstorm posted by ICE on January 08, 2002 at 12:58:13:

...": ..Why not show her that you are a wonderful tenant by shoveling and putting sand and salt done for her...."

RESPONSE: I would never consider doing this, since as a landlord, it is generally a MONEY-MAKING business.... a job if you will. If it is her legal responsibility to shovel, and I PAY her rent, then it should be her job to do it. If I were to start shovelling, she'll think she can walk all over me. I've only been renting from her for the past 7 months, and she has not indicated to me that she is an outstanding landlord. Rather, she just does the bare minimum. So why should I do anything extra for her? I am already the best tenant she's ever had, and she has even told me so....

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: ...": ..Why not show her that you are a wonderful tenant by shoveling and putting sand and salt done for her...."

: RESPONSE: I would never consider doing this, since as a landlord, it is generally a MONEY-MAKING business....  a job if you will.  If it is her legal responsibility to shovel, and I PAY her rent, then it should be her job to do it.  If I were to start shovelling, she'll think she can walk all over me.  I've only been renting from her for the past 7 months, and she has not indicated to me that she is an outstanding landlord.  Rather, she just does the bare minimum.  So why should I do anything extra for her?  I am already the best tenant she's ever had, and she has even told me so....


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