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Michael Williams
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Rain coming in through roof vent

Michael Williams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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The last two nights its been raining heavily in northern California. Our tenants messaged us at 5 pm to tell us there was watering coming through her vent in the master bathroom. I was on the roof from 8pm-9pm in the rain covering 4 roof vents on a slippery roof, it stopped the water from coming into the master bathroom, a temporary solution until we get the vents replaced. 

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Scott M.
  • Real Estate Broker
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Scott M.
  • Real Estate Broker
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Assuming this is just a flex?  If so, great job man!  Maybe not the smartest thing to do, risking your life to cover a vent on a slippery roof but glad it worked out.  

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