A tenant  can try to sue for anything but unless they suffered some damage or harm it is unlikely they would get anywhere.      

In my personal situation, I am  harming myself by being "over-leveredged," (reducing cash flow) but applying Dave Ramsey's logic of paying down debt quicker. 

Find easier deals, and where you'll do less harm.

Hiring a "credit professional" can do more harm than good.

We don't want business/money to be something down the road that could potentially harm our relationships.Has REI with siblings as business partners worked for you or somebody you know?  

That isn’t the case in all markets though.5)  Finally, it would be foolish to ignore the fact that there are loads of opportunities for a dishonest actor to cause harm, especially on the maintenance side: Defer maintenance, Bill for Maintenance never engaged, Request unnecessary maintenance or Mark maintenance up excessively, etc.

This can lead to disputes which could harm your business and the relationship between partners.

I've had neighbors call me with video of the owner taking a sledgehammer to their property prior to my foreclosure but unless/until that owner's actions pose harm to the neighbors or others, no one is going to or can do anything about it.

Keep it simple, search the 203k contractor database, you wildlife one in your area, call a few then pick best one.These are the basics if you need mor help send me a private message, happy to help.Also, check your local municipality where you are purchasing or there state department of commerce or other, to see of they offer a first time hime buyer credit or incentive, you may be able to get everything for $0.00 out of pocket almost.Anyhow, much luck!

And it's 14 days if "the breach of the lease involves behavior by a tenant or a person who is on the property with the tenant's consent, which demonstrates a clear and imminent danger of the tenant or person doing serious harm to themselves, other tenants, the landlord, the landlord's property or representatives, or any other person on the property.."