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investment home in shortsale flooded who is liable?
I live in California and I have a (vacation home) towwnhome in ft lauderdale florida that I have hired an attorney on and signed a contract with a realtor for them to assist me on the shortsale. The realtor has a lockbox on the door and has shown the home several times and everything was fine..Now, apparently there was a flood in the dining room area that leaked down into the neighbors home and caused extensive damage to the ceiling. Either someone must have left a faucet on or clogged a toilet. The place has been empty other than the realtor’s showing the home. I am still trying to figure out the exact cause. My questions are who can be held responsible for this? The realtor, the people looking at the apt, or me? Correct me if I’m wrong but wouldn’t the realtor’s company be held responsible since they control entrance to home. How can I go about this to get this resolved and to protect myself?
This would be on you and your insurance company.
Horizon Bay Assisted Living – Tamarac, Florida
AdCare Health Systems to Present at the Noble Financial 2010 Equity Conference on June 8, 2010
SPRINGFIELD, OH–(Marketwire – June 3, 2010) – AdCare Health Systems, Inc. ( NYSE Amex : ADK ), an Ohio-based long-term care, home care and management company, has been invited to present at the 2010 Noble Financial Equity Conference to be held at the Hard Rock Hotel in Hollywood, Florida on June 7-8, 2010.
The personal assistance provided at Assisted Living Facilities ensure that the dignity and self-respect of the occupants are upheld and that they get ample opportunities to socialize, make friends, and also keep in touch with their family. The assistance can be either routine or intensive. The personal assistants are trained to be mindful of the requirements and values of senior citizen.