My Tenant Has Inappropriate Behavior, What Should I Do?

The tenant is obliged to carry out the routine maintenance of the dwelling and the equipment present in the dwelling. Likewise, they must handle minor repairs (replacement of a light bulb, shower hose, seals, etc.) and all decorative repairs, unless they are caused by wear and tear, poor workmanship, construction defects, unforeseen events, or force majeure.

This maintenance must be effective throughout the term of the lease, and the lease may be terminated early if the tenant does not fulfill this obligation.

More generally, the tenant's obligations are described in the rental agreement, and you can refer to it to remind them of their duties.

If the tenant asks you too frequently and for non-essential reasons, invite them to refer to our page FAQ - Tenant first, then to the agency.

If the tenant does not respect the peace of neighboring residents, do not hesitate to remind them of the building regulations as well as their contractual obligations as a tenant.

If the problem persists, do not hesitate to contact Home Attitude for more information.