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Trashed house, with pictures: who's really responsible?

Nathan Gesner
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ne...

Read the article. Near the end you'll learn there was a property manager.

Who's really at fault here?

If I were the owner, you can guarantee I'd be on the phone with an attorney and I'd go after all parties.

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The fact that there was a PM who has not inspected the property in over 10 years, the tenant whose name was on the lease was not the occupant but a relative of the tenant and had been disruptive and a problem for years (ie could have been evicted pre-covid)....the PM would definitely be on the list of people to take to court along with the original tenant who sublet and the person living there.

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