In general, when the landlord's property causes damage to tenant's property, the landlord is liable, unless there is proof that the cause of the water leak was the tenant (unlikely I presume).

Eventually she said do it cause she trusted me.

There are some deals here that look great because they are so cheap but will cause you a big headache because of the area.

It's not going to cause it to appraise for more as the appliances are considered "personal property" and not part of the actual property.

Having this potential deal caused me to go on the hunt for people to help, and he is one of the wonderful rewards. 

The first step toward this goal is for the city council to recognize the harm caused by maintaining a high commercial tax rate, which drives companies away from the city.Hopefully, we can explore more avenues to generate employment opportunities for Worcester residents, empowering them to work and sustain themselves.

This is cause for concern as there is liability you as the landlord hold if you fail to disclose the meter is connected to the tenants unit.

@James WierzbaGoing after the seller five years later is a losing cause - sounds like sump pump was not working and that is the issue.

IF YOU TOOK YOUR HUSBAND'S LAST NAME CAUSE YOUR MARRIED, WHO ARE HIS PARENTS (HE HAS 2 CORRECT?)

Nothing has changed about my property - I made no improvements - that caused it to increase 20% in value in 1 year!