💧 Water's not running ? Broken pump ? Who's paying for the fix ?

💧Water's not running ? Broken pump ? Who's paying for the fix ?

Everything was going fine...
Until one day, the water just stopped.

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Now what ? How are you supposed to live like this?

I totally get it—no one wants to deal with problems like this.
But the real issue is :

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Who's responsible for covering the repair costs?

Let’s keep it simple. There are only 2 scenarios:

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1. Damage caused by the tenant
Dropped something into the pipe?
Overused the water pump until it burned out?
→ In this case, the tenant should cover the cost.

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2. Wear and tear over time
If the system broke down naturally—leaks, pump failure from normal use
→ This is part of the property’s infrastructure.
The landlord should take responsibility.

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And this is exactly why a solid rental agreement matters.
A good contract spells out who pays for what—before problems arise.

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Don’t have one ?

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I’ve got a ready-to-use, professional rental agreement that covers all the essentials.

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Message me and I’ll send it to you—for free.

Better to be protected than to argue later when the water stops flowing.

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