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Frequency and guarding against water Damage
Hey BP,
Just wanted to get thoughts from the community. I've been investing for a couple years now and have about 15 doors (various types).
I've been hit with pretty bad water damage basically twice a year from various sources. Im averaging basically $1k a year per door in water damage.
Does this seem typical ? What things are you property managers doing to prevent this kind of thing?
thanks in advance