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Re: Tenant Died/Murdered in Unit
by Bill
on October 18, 2014 @21:40
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The cleanup comes out of the deposit. Take an inventory, put everything in storage and re-rent.
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Re: Tenant Died/Murdered in Unit
by Anonymous
on October 19, 2014 @00:07
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"The cleanup comes out of the deposit."
Uh, no. This is what insurance is for. IF this is a real post (which is unlikely) and someone were to murder your tenant in the rental home, your insurance would cover the cleanup, not the tenant's deposit.
Jesus Christ.
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^ It does NOT come out of deposit
by Lighthope
on October 19, 2014 @18:49
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> The cleanup comes out of the deposit.
No, it does not come out of the deposit. The Tenant is not responsible for his own murder. Good grief. That would be akin to saying that a tenant is responsible for damages caused by a tornado.
Courts would never assign this type of damage to the tenant (or, technically, his estate).
Lighthope
Pearls of Wisdom - A successful man is one who makes more money than his wife can spend. A successful woman is one who can find such a man.
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Re: ^ It does NOT come out of deposit
by Anonymous
on October 20, 2014 @12:19
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How's it any different than charging the tenant for repairs from a break-in? Also ostensibly not his fault, but I see landlords on this board saying they charge the tenant because he is in possession.
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Re: ^ It does NOT come out of deposit
by Lighthope
on October 21, 2014 @00:20
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> How's it any different than charging the tenant for repairs
> from a break-in?
They can't do that either. I'd be interested in seeing a Court case where a landlord was successful at that.
Lighthope
Pearls of Wisdom - Better to be so Heavenly-minded that you're no earthly good than to be so earthly-minded that you're no Heavenly good.
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Re: ^ It does NOT come out of deposit
by Anonymous
on October 20, 2014 @12:19
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How's it any different than charging the tenant for repairs from a break-in? Also ostensibly not his fault, but I see landlords on this board saying they charge the tenant because he is in possession.
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