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Updated over 7 years ago,
TENANT FELL AND BROKE ELBOW MOVING FURNITURE FOR A CARPET INSTALL
I am a new landlord, and just had my tenant tell me she fell and broke her elbow while moving furniture back into a room after removing it for a carpet install (storm damaged roof and sprung a leak doing some damage to floor and drywall). I have a renters policy through USAA with coverage for accidents. Should I be doing anything, or should I just wait it out to see if she tries to come after me.
They are new tenants that are an older retired couple, and seem nice people thus far. I am not too concerned at the moment, but curious if anyone has any suggestions on how to handle from their experiences.
Thank you for your input!