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Identity theft and property manager responsibility

Seby T.
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Hello,

I am based in CA and have property in Daytona Beach, FL which was managed by a reputed property management company in Orlando, with glowing online reviews and markets themselves as using NASA technology for property management. They rented my property to a tenant and after one month, the tenant stopped paying, COVID hit and took an year to evict, property damages and loss of $20k +. Filed a court case for recovering rent and damages and the "tenant" showed up for the hearing saying she was a victim of identity theft and has never rented the property or lived there. What are my options here ? Isn't the property manager responsible for verifying the identity and doing proper credit check ? Should I file case against the property management company ?

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