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Jake Greener
  • Rental Property Investor
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Pipes Froze - Am I On The Hook?

Jake Greener
  • Rental Property Investor
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Recently I was made aware by my property manager that the pipes in my rental froze over the weekend. About 90,000 individuals in the Milwaukee, WI area were left without power due to snow storms and below freezing temps. Due to the power being out, the furnace was not on and one thing led to another. 
My question is whether the tenant, my insurance, or myself will need to front the bill and if you were in my position how would you get in front of things? 

Thank you!

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