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All Forum Posts by: Newton Lim

Newton Lim has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Thanks all for the advice. I had a long conversation with her but ended up telling her since this was not a random mishap or break in she would be financially responsible for the damages. This damages do not fall under any normal wear and tear category.  However, as the landlord I am responsible for providing a secure place and will secure the home in a timely manner. 

I have a tenant call and and said the weed wacker kicked up rocks and broke the glass to the  sliding patio door. I told her that is not normal wear and tear so you will be responsible for the repairs of the door. I suggested she file a claim with her renters insurance. 10 minutes later she calls and says she lied and that and her ex boyfriend who she has a no contact order against came over uninvited and kicked the door in. Her insurance will not cover the cost of the repairs. Am I responsible for the cost of the repairs or is the tenant. She said she does have a police report, but has failed to provide a copy yet.