This is not even considering the risk/guilt should a child perish at the house that you own.  

But do talk to the tenant about the plumber's report to see if the tenant can shed some light on the matter and help you determine the root cause.When I was a child, my friends and I made a little "play house" area in the attic and equipped it with a rug, chairs, and other household items.

Here is a fairly recent article describing something like this, but the scenario in this article is one where the child student lives at home, and the parents charge the child rent for his bedroom, and get some portion of that rent reimbursed by 529 distributions.  

So, this is my scenario: I (with my wife and child) live in the first home we bought 5 and half years ago.

I certainly would not want a nightmare with the first property that I buy in my local area and would absolutely not want to injure a child because of my negligence.  

I am finally going to have to go for child support from my estranged husband, which I've been proud not to do for the 2 & 1/2 yrs "our" son (who he's only cared to see 1x)  has been alive.

No wonder everyone passed up that deal :crazed: Maybe a free month as a premium user would let me see the more interesting deals that this site has and see how legit it is before making a financial commitment ; ) I'm sure there are great deals out there, but I'd like to see a couple first so I know what I'm paying for!

My end goal is to have over 50,000+ units, multiple developments, apartment buildings and an endless stream of income so I can start on my real goal of ending homelessness in America and ensuring every child has access to the health care and treatment they deserve.  2500 a month would pay all of my current bills with enough left over for gas, groceries, and a little for savings.

What jumped out at me with the listing is the countertop that overhangs the cabinets, with sharp edges about head level for a small child.

My wife is expecting oursecond child, so you can imagine.Since the contract does not mention damages, can I assume that we could seek those in teh unlikely event of Landlordnot performing?