What to put in a written repair scope for a Louisiana rental (What do Louisiana landlord tenant laws say about repairs and deposits?)
From https://instabids.ai/us/property-managers/landlord-tenant-law/louisiana (facts read 2026-10-30)

[ ] The date the lessee notified the lessor that the thing has been damaged or requires repair, since Article 2688 binds the lessee to notify the lessor without delay.
[ ] The date of the lessee's demand, since Article 2694 lets the lessee cause the repairs to be made if the lessor fails to make necessary repairs within a reasonable time after demand by the lessee, with reimbursement or rent credit only to the extent the repair was necessary and the expended amount was reasonable.
[ ] Whether the repair cannot be postponed until the end of the lease (Article 2693), where the lessor has the right to make that repair even if the lessee suffers inconvenience or loss of use of the thing.
[ ] Any damage the lessee is bound to repair under Article 2692: damage to the thing caused by his fault or that of persons on the premises with his consent, set apart from the lessor's repairs.
[ ] At the end of a lease of residential or dwelling premises: the date the tenancy terminates, the tenant's forwarding address, and, if any portion of the deposit is retained, the itemized statement the landlord or lessor shall forward within one month or within fifteen days after the date that is one month after the tenancy terminates (9:3251(A)).