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Has it been 14 days since your renter told you about the repeat issue in writing?

You have 14 days from your renter's written notice about the repeat issue to fix it. If the issue still isn't fixed after 14 days, your renter can end their lease early and move out.

Yes, it's been 14 or more daysNo, it's been less than 14 days

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