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Fire in one of my units

Cade Antonucci
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I just had one of my tenants set one of my houses on fire, major damage but not a total loss. Has anyone ever dealt with this? Any advice? Would you work with a public adjuster? 

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Contact your insurance provider immediately. They will walk you through the steps.

Did the tenant have renter's insurance? If so, they should file a claim immediately.

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