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Terry J.
  • Duplex Investor
  • Canal Winchester, OH
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Landlord Your Rental is on Fire!

Terry J.
  • Duplex Investor
  • Canal Winchester, OH
Posted

I got my first call that my SFR was on fire possible electrical. The property is free and clear. the insurance policy is cash value for $60k purchased for $14k...no estimate on damages yet.

Any suggestions on what I should look out for? things to do? I was contacted by a public adjuster...good/bad idea?

Red cross helped out tenant...tenant is very pissed had to move after just moved in...requesting more than deposit. She wants moving expenses and return of one month rent money...

Thanks for your insights...

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