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Insurance company covering rent

Wendy Stapleton
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Has anyone had a tenant whose rent is being paid by an insurance company? I currently have a tenant that was placed in a property for 6 months when I had a management company. I am now managing the property myself and the tenant wants to extend for 2 more months. The rent is being paid by her insurance company while her home is being rebuilt after a fire. The original lease was done by my management company but now I will need to write a new lease for this 2 month extension.

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