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Kaira Resch
  • Honolulu, HI
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Tenant move out for emergency construction- who pays for housing?

Kaira Resch
  • Honolulu, HI
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Hi BP community! Quick question-here’s the scenario we have a long-term tenant who we needs to move out for a couple months due to emergency ceiling and wall work that needs to happen in his unit. We will be paying for all construction, of course as well as not charging him rent for the two months or so that it will take but he’s also asking that we pay for his housing elsewhere, my question is are we responsible to pay for his housing while work gets done? 
We live  in Honolulu and Airbnb’s are super expensive as our hotels so not sure what to do. Any advice greatly appreciated.

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