@Anthony Newbold I completly understand the emotions you are feeling and expressing in this matter, we all feel the same outrage and theft of rights, BUT you must understand one crime does not correct nor is it justified by anothers previous crime, BOTH are still criminal events and punishable as such.

Why are you being punished for having no rent payment?

Going through insurance pretty sure the deductible is going to be much higherThe Agents have nothing to do with this, they did their duties that were outlined by the contract so why are you punishing them?

Such activities may already subject the seller to administrative penalties, civil liability, or criminal punishment, but significant obstacles under current law impede both the successful prosecution of bad actors and the recovery of civil damages on behalf of a victim.

If one ad is misleading/inaccurate and you haven't done anything about it for months Google will punish you, and it'll also hurt the rest of your ads.

So what the Fed doing right now is like --for a problem that's west coast guy did, the Fed punishes the entire world -- hahaha LOLSometimes to avoid WW3 one just need to fix the error in the excel table formula....

Longview itself doesn't have growth potential, we are a bit of gluttons for punishment to live or invest here.As far as safety, the college butts up against a nice neighborhood, but also against a park where homeless people sleep.  

By punishing the owners it creates an accountable environment.

Process is the same as the first.The first bank doesn't "punish you" because you already have a property since if they funded the first property it's because it makes money so you are in a better position when you buy your second then you were your first - right?

I wonder since a lease is a performance contract in a form, what would happen if the place was flooded and not habitable, then the LL deducted rent  with that bad timing, is there extra liability involved or punishable liablity?