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Is my manager supposed to take care of this?
Bellingham, WA
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Posted 2 months ago in Landlord / Tenant
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My neighbor and I both find spiders frequently in our apartments. I found a nest in a plant and often see them in other places. When I told my manager, she said they're just moving in for the winter. It has been this way for months. She also had a similar response when I found a rat on my porch. Is she required to call someone to take care of the insect problem?
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Shawn B Alexander
This attorney is licensed in Washington.
Posted 22 days ago.
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If you feel that the rental has an infestation isssue after contacting the landlord in writing, you may contact the health department and ask for an inspection and keep a copies of everything. Then if the landlord still does not respond take all the information including your lease or rental agreement to a lawyer and if the problem warrants you may have a right to set off ( paying the exterminator instead of the rent).
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