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Krishnan T.
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Rental flooded 2nd time -Novi Michigan

Krishnan T.
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Tampa, FL
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Hi BP members, My sis lives in a rental in Novi Michigan and the apartment she rents has flooded the 2nd time  now. Is there anything that she can do like complain with someone or the City  ? She has a 3 year old kid and has a 2 months old baby..this water situation definitely cant be healthy for any of them .  Is there anyone she can complain with so that this does not happen again?

thanks, 

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James S.
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James S.
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I'd probably start with the PMC or whomever her primary contact is. Hard to say what anyone could offer without knowing what the issue is and why it's flooding. 

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