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John Schwab
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sarver, PA
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Vehicle Accident Insurance Claim

John Schwab
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sarver, PA
Posted

A SFH that I rent out was damaged by a vehicular accident. The driver lost control and drove through the front door of the house. Fortunately nobody was hurt and the driver is insured.

The tenant is still able to live in the house although the front door is boarded up, they have access through two other entrances.

My question is

1. Can I request a partial loss of use from the insurance company to credit the inconvenience to the tenant?

2. Can I bill my time for setting up contractors for the repair as I self manage this property?

Any insights are greatly appreciated.

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