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How do you protect yourself from frozen pipes?

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I hear stories all the time about tenants going on vacation, turning the heat down, and coming back to burst pipes, which seems to typically end up being the landlord's problem. Is this actually as common as it seems? Does anyone explicitly put this in their leases?

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Invest in Florida and you’ll never have that issue, now hurricanes on the other hand...

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