If there are any accidents, those harmed will be looking for the "deep pockets" landlord, whether or not you are at fault.  

There are many place where the lender can be harmed because the attorney worked for you or the title company (and not familiar with what needs to go into REI loan docs).There are a number of terms that need to be settled on. 

If you are a licensee and make it clear to the seller that if you cannot assign you will back out of the deal that does less harm to the seller.

I ask because I had a weimaraner and a jack russell for 13 years and the jack did more harm than the weim (peeing).

Otherwise, it's almost guaranteed that your dues will go up which could severely harm your cashflow.

The guy I had inspect the house once worked for the State of Washington whatever, whatever Dept that tested for toxic substances.

I have done some market research that I think really has some substance.

It's just the right mindset to have when running a business, even if you don't see any harm in this particular case.

I understand that if not deteriorating and left undisturbed asbestos is not harmful.

No harm no foul and move on.