Create" as used in a title insurance policy "refers to a conscious, deliberate causation or an affirmative act which actually results in the adverse claim or defect."

And up in the ether, just floating around in the collective conscious of some communities, there is a sense that investors are vultures and are part of the changing of their neighborhoods that they have lived in for decades.

Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.Frankly, I assume that everyone who contacts me is a "tester" and I'm alway conscious  of making sure that I treat them the same as anyone else - even if it's a Section 8 renter who wants to buy a mansion.

I think the best approach is to assume that the ENTIRE scenario was fueled by emotions/hormones, and make the conscious decision to block that out.

Make sure the tenants upstairs are aware of how easily it travels down and stress that they must be conscious of the noise they make.

Most tenants are engergy-conscious, but some aren't.  

For a name-brand conscious landlord, there is even a Kohler for $150, but I wouldn't pay that much for a rental toilet. 

No, but I believe they’re relatively budget conscious.

My biggest worry is that for someone with included utilities, they have no incentive to be energy conscious.

Another reference on his application texted me about what was going on after their conscious got the better of them.