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Hummingbird Meadows
01:40:02 Bird
@someday, I live at home with my mom and are renters, but I think we deserve our deposit back when we move out. The previous renters didn't clean the carpets even though they were supposed to, left a bunch of junk in the garage, and we're three weeks late moving out.
Echo Creek
01:39:41 
Crimson
Very pretty.
Fossil's Dreams
01:37:54 PK or Fossil
oh I know nowadays the cost is horrible! We were just two gals trying to make bills
Someday Farm
01:37:34 
I think the rental company is just trying to keep my entire deposit and padding the bill. I called the same company that did the cleaning and was quoted $50/hour for a move out deep clean of the same size house.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:37:14 Bird
@PK, i've no doubt it is very hard work. I can understand the reason for having two people there as it helps keep the workers accountable. I am just surprised it cost that much.
PK Rescue Stable
01:35:14 Fossil-sore
and no we didn't get rich just very worn out every day
PK Rescue Stable
01:34:37 Fossil-sore
Bird having cleaned houses once upon a time, we went in pairs for mostly safety reasons.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:34:22 Bird
@Someday, that is crazy! I too have had the thought that I am in the wrong line of work if they can charge that much.
Crimson Canter
01:33:41 CC
Still shocked she hit #61 AALB
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Someday Farm
01:32:58 
Bird, we were just charged $1,300 for a move out deep clean by the rental company we were leasing from. I have disputed it, because holy cow! I am in the wrong line of work if that is the price for cleaning a 3 bedroom house for 3 hours. I happen to know it took them 3 hours because I bought the house across the street and was home when they were there. I dont think the rental company realizes I could see the whole thing.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:28:34 Bird
I can clean my house by myself in 2 1/2 hours, but these companies are saying it takes two people the same amount time.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:26:25 Bird
@Angels, since you have both a big and small enclosure I don't think trying the bigger one would hurt since you can always put them back in the smaller one. Whereas when I had a reptile I didn't want to worry about buying a whole other enclosure.
Sky High Equine
01:25:37 Kidd
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Prettyyy
Hummingbird Meadows
01:25:05 Bird
@Angels, lol, I was hoping to just pay $30 an hour
Angels angels
01:24:17 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
Okay I may start getting more supplies for it then. I have had bad experiences with putting baby reptiles in too big of an enclosure and they can't find their food, then I have to downgrade them so they do well
Angels angels
01:23:28 [1k+ brindles] Angel
bird
I will do it for 10 an hour lol where you at?
Hummingbird Meadows
01:23:25 Bird
@Angels, as long as you provide lots of clutter I think he will be fine
Hummingbird Meadows
01:22:55 Bird
@Ashcroft, I can't afford $70/hour
Angels angels
01:22:54 [1k+ brindles] Angel
I have an empty 20 gallon long tank and I am debating putting my baby leo in it. Right now he is in a platic bin cage that is about the size of a 10 gallon just not as tall. I am always worried about putting baby reptiles in too big of a cage. Online it says a baby is supposed to go in a 20 gallon but I don't know. thoughts?
Ashcroft Park Stud
01:21:42 
Worth it, though!

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Hummingbird Meadows
01:40:02 Bird
@someday, I live at home with my mom and are renters, but I think we deserve our deposit back when we move out. The previous renters didn't clean the carpets even though they were supposed to, left a bunch of junk in the garage, and we're three weeks late moving out.
Echo Creek
01:39:41 
Crimson
Very pretty.
Fossil's Dreams
01:37:54 PK or Fossil
oh I know nowadays the cost is horrible! We were just two gals trying to make bills
Someday Farm
01:37:34 
I think the rental company is just trying to keep my entire deposit and padding the bill. I called the same company that did the cleaning and was quoted $50/hour for a move out deep clean of the same size house.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:37:14 Bird
@PK, i've no doubt it is very hard work. I can understand the reason for having two people there as it helps keep the workers accountable. I am just surprised it cost that much.
PK Rescue Stable
01:35:14 Fossil-sore
and no we didn't get rich just very worn out every day
PK Rescue Stable
01:34:37 Fossil-sore
Bird having cleaned houses once upon a time, we went in pairs for mostly safety reasons.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:34:22 Bird
@Someday, that is crazy! I too have had the thought that I am in the wrong line of work if they can charge that much.
Crimson Canter
01:33:41 CC
Still shocked she hit #61 AALB
-HEE Click-
Someday Farm
01:32:58 
Bird, we were just charged $1,300 for a move out deep clean by the rental company we were leasing from. I have disputed it, because holy cow! I am in the wrong line of work if that is the price for cleaning a 3 bedroom house for 3 hours. I happen to know it took them 3 hours because I bought the house across the street and was home when they were there. I dont think the rental company realizes I could see the whole thing.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:28:34 Bird
I can clean my house by myself in 2 1/2 hours, but these companies are saying it takes two people the same amount time.
Hummingbird Meadows
01:26:25 Bird
@Angels, since you have both a big and small enclosure I don't think trying the bigger one would hurt since you can always put them back in the smaller one. Whereas when I had a reptile I didn't want to worry about buying a whole other enclosure.
Sky High Equine
01:25:37 Kidd
-HEE Click-
Prettyyy
Hummingbird Meadows
01:25:05 Bird
@Angels, lol, I was hoping to just pay $30 an hour
Angels angels
01:24:17 [1k+ brindles] Angel
Bird
Okay I may start getting more supplies for it then. I have had bad experiences with putting baby reptiles in too big of an enclosure and they can't find their food, then I have to downgrade them so they do well
Angels angels
01:23:28 [1k+ brindles] Angel
bird
I will do it for 10 an hour lol where you at?
Hummingbird Meadows
01:23:25 Bird
@Angels, as long as you provide lots of clutter I think he will be fine
Hummingbird Meadows
01:22:55 Bird
@Ashcroft, I can't afford $70/hour
Angels angels
01:22:54 [1k+ brindles] Angel
I have an empty 20 gallon long tank and I am debating putting my baby leo in it. Right now he is in a platic bin cage that is about the size of a 10 gallon just not as tall. I am always worried about putting baby reptiles in too big of a cage. Online it says a baby is supposed to go in a 20 gallon but I don't know. thoughts?
Ashcroft Park Stud
01:21:42 
Worth it, though!

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Leasing Questions March 29, 2021 10:34 AM

Former Stable
 
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So, the barn near me has some great horses. I can only show with them if I lease. However, leasing there is $ 575/ month, and covers feeding, boarding, and some vet bills. I'm best friends with one of their horses, and we have a great bond, and she;s not being leased yet, so I could lease her. Would this be a deal to stay away from, or should I maybe go for it?
Leasing Questions March 29, 2021 01:06 PM


Scobay Stud
 
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Go for it if you have a bond!
Leasing Questions March 29, 2021 01:16 PM


Savannah Stables
 
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I think if you're in the financial situation for it, go for it!
Leasing Questions March 29, 2021 04:17 PM

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Is the horse trained in what you want to show in? What all do you have to agree to in the lease. If its a simple "pay this price and maybe for some vet work, and we'll let you ride this horse and take her to shows while we pay for the rest of her upkeep" go for it. If there's a lot of strings attached like only being able to show so many times per month or there being other things you'd have to pay for or can only ride certain days of the week, I'd be wary. My cousin used to lease jumping horses and got burned a few times. Before we moved to the state, her barn would charge her $200 to haul her horse to show even if they were only 20 minutes away, which is insane. After we moved here my cousin could just barrow my trailer and got her own a few years ago, but the high price to haul was one of many problems she had when leasing and boarding the gelding she owned.
Leasing Questions March 29, 2021 04:28 PM

Rocky Creek Ranch
 
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Shingashina said:
Is the horse trained in what you want to show in? What all do you have to agree to in the lease. If its a simple "pay this price and maybe for some vet work, and we'll let you ride this horse and take her to shows while we pay for the rest of her upkeep" go for it. If there's a lot of strings attached like only being able to show so many times per month or there being other things you'd have to pay for or can only ride certain days of the week, I'd be wary. My cousin used to lease jumping horses and got burned a few times. Before we moved to the state, her barn would charge her $200 to haul her horse to show even if they were only 20 minutes away, which is insane. After we moved here my cousin could just barrow my trailer and got her own a few years ago, but the high price to haul was one of many problems she had when leasing and boarding the gelding she owned.


This. I'd ask what limitations there were on days you could ride, showing, etc.
Leasing Questions March 29, 2021 04:31 PM

Former Stable
 
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Diagon Alley Elites said:

Shingashina said:
Is the horse trained in what you want to show in? What all do you have to agree to in the lease. If its a simple "pay this price and maybe for some vet work, and we'll let you ride this horse and take her to shows while we pay for the rest of her upkeep" go for it. If there's a lot of strings attached like only being able to show so many times per month or there being other things you'd have to pay for or can only ride certain days of the week, I'd be wary. My cousin used to lease jumping horses and got burned a few times. Before we moved to the state, her barn would charge her $200 to haul her horse to show even if they were only 20 minutes away, which is insane. After we moved here my cousin could just barrow my trailer and got her own a few years ago, but the high price to haul was one of many problems she had when leasing and boarding the gelding she owned.


This. I'd ask what limitations there were on days you could ride, showing, etc.


I'll try to look into it a little more. Thanks for the info though :)
Leasing Questions March 29, 2021 04:32 PM


Red River Ranch
 
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I would ask about the details. As has been stated, there could be strings attatched. I once leased a horse and the payment included feed, but I had to go everyday and turn out the horse and feed the horse so I would ask about that kind of thing. I'd also ask about if you'll be the only one riding. My old stable had a lease type where you'd be the only one riding and another type where they would still use the horse for public lessons. Make sure you have all of the information before making a final decision. Also ask for any horse's medical history. If they have underlying issues it could alter the price of your lease.

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