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Robert Howard
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Tree fell on house.

Robert Howard
  • Investor
  • Leesburg, GA
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Tree went through my 1st property last night. The tree is on the property line. So got to figure out if my insurance going to pay. My question is my PM ask me if I want to put them in one of my other properties that are vacant. My question is am I obligated to put them up. I don't want to be an ******* but if I didnt have an empty property what would they do. Any advice would be helpful.
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    Nathan Gesner
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    Call your insurance company to see if they can help. Contact your PM for advice because they should be able to answer this. You can also ask the tenant if they have renters insurance because that might pay for them to relocate for a short time.

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