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Originally posted by Dermotlyons24 ↑

@chappy58, you make it sound like tenants have a choice. If they don't sign said contract, they are homeless so it's a bit like being stuck between a rock and a hard place. So, yes, they are forced! Insurance and the bond covers you for damage from tenants as I'm sure u already know. It's an invasion of privacy not to mention a firm of abuse. Try being a tenant for a while and you'll see. But you won't do that, will u?

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I don't think you understand how insurance works. It's not a blank cheque to fix things, end up with multiple claims and no one will offer you insurance or not affordable insurance anyway.
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