View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I visited this home today and was not expecting to see this much damage.

Its located on a long road where every house had been damaged by the storm.

And put about $10k into escrow that he gets after he moves out if he owes no rent for staying extra days or damage. 

All that water sitting there for months is likely to cause other problems too - rot, mold, damage to other appliances in the basement, etc.

Maybe the unit is filthy or damaged.

The evictions to be wary of are those that occurred because the tenant didn't pay rent or caused significant property damage or broke other terms of the rental agreement.

Need some advice on whom is liable for damages on tenanted rental property.  

What are estimated repair cost and cost of damages?

How do you determine responsibility for damages in common areas?

I think some of the siding may have also been damaged by snow or ice sliding down the others roof and probably into the side of my building.