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clickhappy · 03-17-2010, 01:22 PM

I rent out my basement apartment and have a tenant there.
In massachusetts we got hit with a major state of emergency storm for a few days and my tenants apartment got about 3 inches of water ruining some unopened boxes.

Anyways he told me he's leaving in 2 weeks because of the storm, I have his security deposit still.

I want him to sign a paper saying he understand this storm was unusually bad and everyones basements got flooded and he agrees not to sue us. Before giving him his security deposit back.

Good idea or bad idea?

03-17-2010, 01:22 PM
clickhappy Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,027	Should I have my tenant sign a paper to not sue us for the storm damage? I rent out my basement apartment and have a tenant there. In massachusetts we got hit with a major state of emergency storm for a few days and my tenants apartment got about 3 inches of water ruining some unopened boxes. Anyways he told me he's leaving in 2 weeks because of the storm, I have his security deposit still. I want him to sign a paper saying he understand this storm was unusually bad and everyones basements got flooded and he agrees not to sue us. Before giving him his security deposit back. Good idea or bad idea?