I wouldn't offer another dime and I would strongly consider getting rid of this tenant when their lease is up.You should consider requiring renters insurance and stop being so generous when things happen that are out of your control.

@Dan Heuschele is right, that's a good list of repair time estimates....I would even say that he's being generous.

This is what it looks like when an investors buys with cash, builds a larger portfolio, takes responsibility and holds long term Dude, if you're willing to compensate my losses, I will HAPPILY sing your, Ohio Cashflow, and Oz Realty's praises, and update my reviews to express my gratitude and appreciation for you doing something that generous. 

Through our conversations, he generously imparted his knowledge of the multifamily business, and upon expressing my keen interest, he extended an offer to mentor me should I decide to embark on my own journey in multifamily real estate.Despite my deep knowledge and passion for technology, I find the idea of establishing a new business that prioritizes reliability and sustainable growth over rapid expansion of user base and workforce particularly enticing.

You could even offer a lease option for when they're back on their feet... get creative and generous!

When you sign the papers to hire him, there's some small print at the end (that pretty much nobody reads) that says that the agent will offer you deals and, if you buy, he's gonna get a generous commission from the seller.

Those are some generous parents. 

Hi Diana, The seller’s offer sounds quite generous and shows a lot of good faith, which isn't something you see every day.

I realize you wrote this ten years ago, and it was a very generous offer!

He also generously vested to his two children and a nonprofit he founded.