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      <description>The anger is rarely about the leak. It is about silence. A four part reply structure that calms any tenant thread, the phrases that pour petrol on it and six copy paste templates for repairs, noise, deposits, damp and rent increases.</description>
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      <description>One leaking tap means three emails: calm the tenant, instruct the contractor, update the landlord. Here are twelve copy-paste templates that cover the whole week, plus a faster way to send them.</description>
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