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Yang Zheng
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boston
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water pipe burst after tenant evicted. Property management didn't inform us

Yang Zheng
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boston
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We are a small landlord in MA with a rental in Rhode Island managed Nexus Property management. So tenant owed us couple months rent and was evicted and property management went in and filmed the condition. They didn't tell us about the heat condition and such.Couple days later our handyman came in the check and found out heat was off, water pipeline burst due to cold weather. Can we ask management company to pay for the damage? Thanks!

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