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Yaniv Sigler
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Tenant forgot the bathtub faucet running causing a water damage. Who should pay?

Yaniv Sigler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Van Nuys, CA
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Hello,

My tenant left the bathtub faucet running, causing an overflow and significant water damage. Does renter's insurance typically cover this? If not, can I involve my insurance, or should I deduct the cost from her deposit? If I involve my insurance, can I still deduct the amount from her deposit even though it might increase my premium?

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Theresa Harris
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They left it running, they are responsible.  You need to make sure they talk to their insurance company and get it sorted in a timely manner to avoid mold issues.

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