We had a gutter cleaning company employee loose his phone in a gutter he was cleaning at our home and I could not figure out the beeping until I set ladder up and found his phone in a gutter cleaned by him...

And even still, if you take grandma's last couple dollars and loose it, you can still be liable.

I know, still feels like a rather loose argument.

Was hoping to utilize a 1031 exchange but the guidelines are a bit loose.

There was/is a loose knit group of RE Investors who meet periodically.

The moment they move in you loose a bit of that leverage and anytime something goes wrong it's going to cost you money.

Some will loose warranty if not taken down and put them back by the company who install them.  

Then the creativity can really be let loose. 

The policy was just bound in mid-December.

I've read of several cases were a seller sold a tax-deed property to a non-investor who had absolutely no knowledge of tax-deed laws or what redemption even is and end loosing the house.