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Yaniv Sigler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Van Nuys, CA
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Tenant suing for construction work

Yaniv Sigler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Van Nuys, CA
Posted

Hi

Not sure if this is the right category to post it but I’ll try.

A friend of mine is being sued by his tenant because a construction work should be taking place in that complex soon and the tenant claims he wasn’t notified of that prior to signing the lease.

He wanted %50 discount for the remaining months of lease (two more) and when my friend offered %15 the tenant refused any sort of settlement including a compensation of $1000 and filed a lawsuit for the amount of $4500.

The property is in Colorado, has anyone dealt with this situation before? Any recommendations for a good legal advice?

Thank you

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