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Do you have emails or a contract with this guy indicating the agreed upon price for installing the lock? His going back and forth to Lowe's is not your problem, mistakes on his part is not a charge on your part. The tenant not being there is a different thing. If he made more than one trip to the unit in order to install the lock, then he might charge a trip fee for each trip. In the future you might authorize your tenant to withhold $40.00 from the rent and allow the tenant to change the lock the next time this should occur. You would avoid this situation of working with an out of town handyman. Make sure your tenant provide you with a receipt of the completed work. This situation was not handled in a professional manner. You might be stuck with this debt. It might be cheaper to pay this debt and use it as a learning experience. Most repair work and things you do to your rental is tax deductible. Tell the handyman to mail, fax or some how send you an invoice for his work. This invoice would be for tax purposes. Get rid of the stress and potential other charges by paying this guy. For tax and legal matters you should consult your tax consultant or attorney. I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck. FIGHT ON
Clip-on piercings? Strapless dresses? A wedding dress? Wedding dress with long train? Fake mustache? Fake beard? Clear swim goggles? (You could say they were prescription!) Giant glasses? Clear aviator goggles? Safety Goggles? Giant hoop skirt? Men's three-piece suit? Bumble Bee Costume? Moon Shoes? M.C. Hammer pants? Zoro mask? Fake elf ears? Just brainstorming here.
FWIW, writing Paid in Full or similar wording on a check has absolutely no legal standing whatsoever. Just think, if it did, you could write a check for $1, write 'Paid in Full' on it and send it to your mortgage company. Again, zero legal standing.
