As long as you don't argue with them or make them mad, you should not experience more than the usual brain damage of getting permits.

The property has been vacant for awhile, and any searches I do brings me back to the damaged/vacant property and no additional info. 

If the oil runs out and results in damage to the system, the tenant will pay for the repair.I also recommend you be clear about this in your written lease for future renters.If there are repeated violations, terminate their lease and start with a new renter.

There were damages and loss of rent.One of the local utility companies verified there was no transfer of service.

So in essence in some states tech has changed I really don't know what the block chain is personally or how it would work or make anything better than having a digital title plant..

I would think a rabbit does less damage than a cat or small dog. 

For example, if a family is displaced due to extensive water damage that will take a few months to repair, the insurance company will then look to find temporary housing for their customer/displaced family.

If you win, they will have to pay the extra expense of the filing fees, etc, on top of what you say your damages are (which would be the cost to hire someone else to complete the job).   

Any suggestions on how to legally put Damage Deposits into a CD to gain interest? 

They don't inspect and only discover damages three years later when the tenant leaves.