QUESTION
What to do if a property manager put a tenants things out who is still under the lease but there was a fire rendering the place temporary inhabitable
Asked on Jul 06th, 2023 on Landlord and Tenant Law - Florida
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My place caught fire and was considered temporary inhabitable but all my property was still inside. And one day I came and found all my things outs without any notice nor eviction notice
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Not sure what you are expecting to happen if the property is burned and you do not remove your items from a placarded property. The answer to "what to do" is to get your things gathered up and put them in storage, pending a determination of who was at fault for the fire. If it was you, the loss of your things is the least of your concerns. If it was the LL then this would likely be a renters insurance or liability insurance claim.
Answered on Jul 25th, 2023 at 5:39 AM
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