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Brian Horwitz
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Burglary at rental property

Brian Horwitz
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi BP, 

Better weather is here so people are out and about! My tenant called me and told me that someone threw a brick at my rental property in Indiana and smashed a window. Its an older window so it will need to be replaced for about $300 M&L. Should I be eating the repair cost on this and or can I pass this on to the tenant? I'm pretty sure the brick thrower is someone she knows but I have no proof. 

Thanks

Brian

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Dennis M.
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Dennis M.
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Ask to see the police report . 9 times out of 10 I’d just toss a new window in it and chalk it up to a loss 

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