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Alex Scotte
  • San Diego, CA
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compenstaion for termites in rental

Alex Scotte
  • San Diego, CA
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Hello, I have a rental which termites were discovered. There is damage to a large area of the drywall. HOA said property insurance would covering everything up to the paint. When I read the CCRs they have a specific section about termite repair which sounds like they should be covering everything as Common Expense. I have attached this rule below. Am I misunderstanding something? Should Common Expense cover the paint? My bigger concern is the texture on the drywall. I'm not sure if they will be covering that either. Also, they are not letting me see the proposal from the termite inspection company until after the Board approves it.

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