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Daniel Beaston
  • Escondido CA
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Property management problems

Daniel Beaston
  • Escondido CA
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I’m in the process of getting my house ready for sale and my property manager only notified me of two discrepancies but failed to mention the 5 other big things like damaged hardwood floors. The tenants already lost their security deposit due to breaking their lease. Aside from the tenants being responsible for the damages am I also able to legally hold the property manager responsible or no? Just looking to see what experiences some of y’all had and what advice you may have. Thanks guys.

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