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Tree fell on tenant's car

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Hello, I have a situation I'm hoping some people might be able to help with. A few days ago, a storm knocked down part of tree on my property and caused some minor damage to the tenant's car. Is this an issue I should look into with my landlord insurance policy, or would the tenant call their renter's insurance and/or car insurance? Thank you for your help. 

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Charles Carillo
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@James Dickenson

They should be calling their car insurance and their renter's insurance. You should not have to do anything.

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