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Tenants ask for compensation for water damage

Jason Li
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Hey BP community, one of my rentals in Atlanta recently had a broken pipe caused water damage, it has been fixed. The inspection and fix took a few weeks. The tenants are asking for compensation because they couldn't use the living room and part of the kitchen for a few weeks to a month-ish... Has anyone run into this kind of situation before?  After the tenants reported the issue, we investigated and fixed asap, I don't think it's necessary to compensate any inconvenience that cause by this, but I'm wondering what's everyone doing with it?

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