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Ryan DeLange
  • Investor
  • Green Valley, AZ
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Electrical fire ~ paying for damage

Ryan DeLange
  • Investor
  • Green Valley, AZ
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A lamp caught fire, damaging the outlet and causing $400 damage to the flooring. The electrician says the circuit is fine so the tenant's lamp must have been faulty. 

Any advice on whether I should just pay for repairs, try to get the tenant to pay for it, or claim it on my insurance?

Thanks!

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