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Beau Fannon
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Who has had a rental property get flooded out in Austin Texas?

Beau Fannon
  • Real Estate Agent
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How did you handle it?  Which service providers did you use? What did you tell your tenants?

I'll provide more details once I'm on location.

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Jason Hirko
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Jason Hirko
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@Beau Fannon I can tell you from experience - make sure that after your contractor is done with the demo, get humidity readings from every room (and closet) and have him snap a picture of the meter in case anyone down the road tries to claim that you didn't remediate properly!

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