My family has a property they rent out and it has an alarm in it, if there were any issues with it I certainly would not expect the current tenant to put their hand in their pocket to resolve unless it was due to malicious damage. 

On 26/08/2017 at 13:20, norman said:

As above it's more than likely (unless expressly excluded in your agreement) your Landlord's responsibility, why bother wasting your time?

 

25 minutes ago, aissecur said:

My family has a property they rent out and it has an alarm in it, if there were any issues with it I certainly would not expect the current tenant to put their hand in their pocket to resolve unless it was due to malicious damage. 

 

7 hours ago, aissecur said:

My family has a property they rent out and it has an alarm in it, if there were any issues with it I certainly would not expect the current tenant to put their hand in their pocket to resolve unless it was due to malicious damage. 

Doesn't even make sense , if landlord isn't bothered and tenant doesn't mind paying , don't be Muppets

 

Adt make good money on rentals , landlord gets a box on the house , all at tenants cost

If it's existing it should be covered unless explicitly excluded.