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Nick RutkowskiPoster
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Would you go to your tenant’s wake?
Nick RutkowskiPoster#3 General Landlording & Rental Properties Contributor
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I bought a property about 6 months ago, last week I had a tenant pass away from heart failure. I didn’t really get to know him and we weren’t seeing eye to eye because he wouldn’t resign my new lease. (Long story) I live in a small town, everyone knows everyone which is why I’m on the fence about going. What would you do?
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Jonathan R McLaughlin
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Small town? I might go, sign the book express your condolences and leave. You will get some props for showing respect. You will show you can operate your business without making it personal.