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water damage and tenants care options

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We had water damage for about two weeks but acted on it too slow. There might be mold growing on the drywall and the remediation company recommended mold remediation. It's a SFH with two beds on the upper floor (away from any potential mold) and two on the basement level. The tenants are a couple and their young kid. What's the best approach here? Should we rent an airbnb for them for a month or two while dealing with the situation?

Would they sue us if they or their kid develop any health issues that they can tie to the potential mold? Any suggestions and creative solutions?

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