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Fire in property - what are my options?
Hello everyone,
Last month I was notified by management that one of my properties had a fire, probably started by tenant according to them and the police. I just received a healthy windfall for my troubles, and no one got hurt, so that's good.
What can I do with it? I was told fixing it up would be more than what I originally paid and I'm pretty sure I don't want to do that (wasn't seeing much income from this one anyway). Can I walk away somehow?
Thanks!