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Tenants Stuff is Ruined: What would you do?

Brandon Turner
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So, as you may have heard - my area got flooded bad last night. One of my tenants (my favorite - a nice old lady) has a "back room" with a laundry machine and a ton of boxes and stuff. 

The tenant is currently in the hospital recovering from surgery. 

The neighbor just called and said a ton of this tenant's stuff is ruined, sitting in the water, in this back-room. 

So the question is: what would YOU do? I honestly am not sure. She has a VERY small house (400 square feet, and packed) so there is no room to put the stuff to dry it out. Is this even my problem? 

I'd love to get your thoughts!

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