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responsibilites as landlord and double insurance covered

Michael Donohue
  • Columbus, Oh
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I own a property in Florida. The apartment above me leaked water into my ground floor apartment. Plumbers report will say that the overflow drain on the apartment above me broke. My tenant, an attorney, was very upset and left the next day. I got him a hotel room where he is now. I have let him out of the lease and he is now in the processes of moving out and looking for another place. Today after several days the service company removed the big fans and the dehumidifiers from the apartment. Adjuster is coming tomorrow. What is my responsibility to the renter as far as hotel is concerned? What should I be doing at this point? I also have two insurance policies on the apartment both with a $1,000 deductible, each has some provisions the other doesn't. Thanks for any advice

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