I believe the insurance company is using good business practice by requiring $300,000 liability insurance for a pet like a cat or dog.Ask an attorney and they will recommend the same renters insurance coverage.Additionally they would advise you to ask for a copy of the insurance coverage.A cat or dog can cause someone to trip and injure themselves, they could jump up on someone and injure them when they fall, the pet can bite someone (causing them to miss work), knock over a lighted candle and burn the place down.As you knew about the pet if the renter does Not have insurance they are going to attempt to make a claim on your insurance or sue you.

AND confirm that all homes (a point many miss is that leases are specific to home site and NOT the home owner) have the same lease or you could get burned badly!  

Do you have experience with project management or know someone who does, or do you just have money burning a hole in your pocket?  

Random Javascript file being downloaded whenever I open a thread.Running on Chrome.

google chrome running windows 7 btw...

Never burn bridges.

You need to turn off the elements so they don't burn when you drain the water.

Toss it, ignore it, burn it, whatever.Also, 3.5 cap rate is still high in most of BK for actual trades - just saying.

The tenant supposedly threatened to kill the current owner and burn the building down.

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