ZTed again: Seaspearo's lawsuit in Taxes 2008-07-17 19:32:40
Talked with my Texas insurance agent(not insurance company) today. He said my liability insurance should cover this. They will defend me without any cost to me, even no deduction. I am just stupid, for somehow, always thought the insurance won't cover this. Asked him if it is too late, he said it should be ok because I don't know the insurance can cover this before.
Anyway, talked with property management's insurance again, told him I can settle for %20,000(they offered $15,000 now) and deadline is next Monday, if not, I will file claim to my own insurance.
What you guys think, should I take some loss or file claim?
Thanks!
Victor
Seaspearo's rental property lawsuit - part 3(ZTed)
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Wow! quite a lot of headache to be a landlord.
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09/29/2009 postreply
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didn't read part 2 and 3 until now - very good
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09/29/2009 postreply
20:33:41
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don't file claim to your own insurance
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09/29/2009 postreply
20:38:19
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PM's insurance will not defent you, because you not the client
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09/29/2009 postreply
21:15:57
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that's why he should sue the PM company right beginning
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09/30/2009 postreply
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jy, how's your board house project
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09/29/2009 postreply
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hehe, that failed.
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09/29/2009 postreply
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