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Michaelina Stathakos
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Tenant's personal item was broken during repairs

Michaelina Stathakos
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Houston, TX
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While having flooring repairs done from under the house an antique Christmas garland with glass ornaments fell off the wall and broke. Is it my responsibility as landlord to replace this priceless item? If so what value do I put on something that cannot be replaced?

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Mary M.
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Mary M.
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(Shrug) i value my tenants and good reputation. Therefore I would do what I could to mitigate loss. 

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