Naborly obviously makes up policy on the fly to serve their purpose.Any suggestions on what I can do with this negligent Tenant Search that I relied on and is costing me money now to evict a person I would never have accepted if I knew they were a habitual rental free loader who had been evicted 3 times?

So far, for my rentals, over 30 years,I had a slip and fall, and a negligence case.

You can only hold her responsible for the part where her negligence caused the blockage.

They are regular machines and the water cost  is negligible for me.

Not contacting EMS would be negligent on your part.

Monthly income $1400 Monthly expenses $1350 The cash flow is negligible borderline neutral but I really do want this place for its location on the intracoastal and in such a beautiful neighborhood.

Though, you should know, I don't imagine you'll learn much from working at an agency as a pencil-pusher apart from picking up on real estate lingo and grasping acronyms that are commonly used, among other negligible stuff like that.

Damage due to negligence or abuse is on the tenant.

I make it so easy on tenants, than any non-compliance is only due to their negligence. 

PG county has some bad ones, Anne Arundel county tends to be mostly good.Turnover costs on my condos are pretty negligible which is part of why I like them.