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My rental house ceiling collapsed and tenant got mad

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My rental house in Tacoma is an old house and part of ceiling collapsed. It is has bird lived there and water was one causing the problem. It smells bad in the house and uninhabitable. What is my option for my tenant required by law. Need some help please.

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Michael Haas
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Michael Haas
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Please consult WA Landlord Tenant law - although I'm sure @David Clay means well what they're suggesting isn't allowed here in WA state.

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