12802 Michelangelo St: Otter AI

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OVERVIEW

The conversation involves a tenant discussing issues with their new property. The tenant has mostly settled in but is experiencing problems with the garbage disposal and sink drainage. They also noticed a neighbor's internet cord running across the grass. The property manager confirms that the tenant is responsible for pest control, yard maintenance, and cosmetic issues, while functional issues will be addressed by the owner. The tenant is informed about the location of the air filter and electrical boxes and is reminded that the fridge and washer/dryer are not warranted. A one-time maintenance inspection will be scheduled for winter. The tenant also inquired about removing a plant and weeds.

ACTION ITEMS

[ ] Check on the garbage disposal issue and why the scheduled service did not show up.
[ ] Investigate the internet cable running across the neighbor's yard and see if it can be buried.
[ ] Conduct the one-time maintenance inspection closer to the winter months, giving the tenant 3 weeks' advance notice.
[ ] Remove the plant that the tenant's dog is biting at.

OUTLINE

Discussion on Property and Move-In Issues

Unknown Speaker greets and inquires about the move, to which Speaker 1 responds that they are mostly settled and almost done with unpacking.
Speaker 2 asks if there are any questions about the property or items, and Speaker 1 mentions the garbage disposal issue and the sink drainage problem.
Speaker 1 describes the inconvenience caused by the unresolved garbage disposal and the sink drainage issue, which is affecting the kitchen.
Speaker 3 and Speaker 1 discuss a neighbor's internet cord that is visible on the grass, and Speaker 2 offers to check if it can be buried.

Property Maintenance and Appliance Warranty

Speaker 2 inquires about the location of the air filter and electrical boxes, and Speaker 1 mentions that their husband found the electrical box, likely in the garage.
Speaker 2 explains that the fridge and washer/dryer are not warranted, and any issues with these appliances would be at the tenant's expense.
Speaker 2 offers the option to replace the provided appliances with the tenant's own if they prefer, but notes that other appliances are warranted.
Speaker 2 informs Speaker 1 about their responsibilities for pest control, yard maintenance, and cosmetic issues, while functional issues will be addressed by the owner.

Yard and Additional Questions

Speaker 1 asks about removing a plant that is being chewed on by a dog, and Speaker 2 confirms it can be removed.
Speaker 1 points out random weeds and dry plants, and Speaker 2 agrees to address them.
Speaker 2 mentions a one-time maintenance inspection that will be scheduled closer to winter, focusing on smoke detectors and air filters.
Speaker 1 expresses satisfaction with the information provided and thanks Speaker 2, who reciprocates and ends the conversation.

FULL TRANSCRIPT

Unknown Speaker 0:00

Okay, hello, she's super friendly.

Unknown Speaker 0:17

How's your move going? Honestly?

Unknown Speaker 0:19

Good. We're like, pretty settled

Speaker 1 0:23

for the most part. Most of the unpacking is done. Awesome. So, yeah, just finishing up all this. Okay,

Speaker 2 0:36

so did you have any questions for me about the property or any items that you wanted to address,

Speaker 1 0:42

I guess. Well, I know we submitted the

Unknown Speaker 0:46

inventory and condition, yeah, and

Speaker 1 0:48

then we I sent a request in on the app for the garbage disposal. Okay, it hasn't been working since we moved in. Okay, they were supposed to come between eight and 10 today, but he didn't show up. Okay. So still not working, and so the sink is kind of like it's just very hard to maneuver in the kitchen right now. Basically, then the sink is taking a long time to drain in the yard. They like attached the internet through the back, so they like dug through the ground to get the cord underneath.

Speaker 3 1:22

But then I noticed, I think they recently added in a neighbor's interlaced so there's a cord going from, like,

Speaker 1 1:29

one side of the fence to this side, but it's sitting on top of the grass. Okay, I wasn't sure if, like, that was able to be buried.

Speaker 2 1:36

That's something I can check on, maybe. But that's not because

Speaker 4 1:41

that's what they did with our core, is someone came back to bury it that way. It wasn't sitting above the grass. But then they recently, someone else installed that one to go to a different yard.

Speaker 2 1:51

Yeah, I can look and see if we have any information on that. But if that's going to a different property, then I am not specifically sure what we can do about it, and then over here,

Unknown Speaker 2:04

I'm assuming this is the old internet

Speaker 1 2:12

so this, like little white box and attachment with this, like cord that's hanging that's not ours, So, like they can be removed, but not a big deal if that needs to stay. Okay, that's pretty much the only other thing cool, yeah, and then everything else. No issues.

Unknown Speaker 2:33

Hello, braver now.

Unknown Speaker 2:40

So yeah, everything else has been

Speaker 2 2:41

great, awesome. Well, I'm glad that your move was pretty smooth. Hello, yes, it's okay.

Unknown Speaker 2:56

She's like, No, don't get it. Hello. Yes.

Speaker 2 3:03

So awesome. I'll just run through my spiel real quick. So do you know where your air filter and like electrical boxes?

Speaker 1 3:14

I feel like my husband found it, but I personally do not know where the electrical

Speaker 2 3:19

box is. Okay? I think it's in the garage, if I'm not mistaken, but Yeah, as long we just want to make sure that y'all know where those are, just in case of breaker trips or something like that. Oh yes, yeah. And then the fridge, and I think y'all brought your own washer dryer, right? No. Washer Dryer is upstairs. Okay, so fridge and washer dryer are not warranted. So if something were to happen to them during like your time here, then we would send somebody out, but it would be at your expense. We've provided you with relatively new appliances, so that shouldn't happen in the time, but we just have to let you know. And if you do not want to pay whatever like expense it is, we could definitely take that appliance off, and you can bring your own appliance in, just in the off case that that were to happen. Yeah, everything else is warranted. So if we send somebody out, they will be at the owner's expense. Okay, so all the other appliances moving forward, you're responsible for pest control and yard maintenance, and then any cosmetic issues we won't come out and address, so like paint chips, things like that, but functional issues we will. I'll definitely check in on the disposal and see what happened and why they didn't come out. And then there's going to be a one time maintenance inspection that's going to be closer to the winter months. They'll reach out to you three weeks in advance, and they'll work with your schedule in order to come in. Basically, they're looking at the smoke detectors and air filter just making sure that everything's good. Awesome. All right, that's all I have

Speaker 1 5:02

more questions. Yeah, absolutely. Speaking about the yard, just reminded me so basically, like, we can remove this if we want to this plant that's growing, yeah, absolutely, okay, awesome. She keeps biting at it, so I'm like, yeah, that doesn't pull that up and then up here to be melted. Up here to be like, obviously not guardian. Is this maybe random weeds that are dry? Yeah, all right. Well, if you have nothing else, I'll get out of here. Awesome. Thank you so much. Yeah, absolutely so now she's nice to meet you. It's nice to meet you.

Unknown Speaker 5:49

Still not she's like questionable.

Speaker 2 5:54

She's like when he's standing and not acknowledging me, we're good bye. Have a good rest of your day. You

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