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Updated over 10 years ago,
If home is damaged, do you have to pay for your tenants hotel stay?
The unthinkable has happened, a drunk driver ran into my mobile home! He pushed it a good foot so that the water lines underneath the home have busted and a couple of the cinder blocks it stands on are askew making it unsafe for them to stay there.
They have paid their rent for this month but do not have extra money for a hotel. Do I as the owner/landlord have to put them up in a hotel while this is being fixed?
There is no insurance. In Florida, if a mobile is worth under $6,000 you cannot get insurance, the drunk driver was a hit and run so no insurance option there. The handyman is saying 2 days to fix the water lines and jack it up so he can replace the cement blocks and make it safe to live in. The roof is tarped.