I see no issue to your tenants they are not working on or replacing the siding, it's only when it's disturbed. like drilling into it or removing it that proper safe guards are done to contain and dispose of.

Previous owner had installed gutter guards to keep leaves (oh!

I had enlisted and trained in the national guard as an infantryman during my college summers so just opted into active duty.

It is very well guarded as no one wants the IRS to get the laws changed to outlaw it.

@James WiseHaving a license doesn’t guard you from endless liability.

May cost a little more but could save you time getting tenants out, it ensures they leave property in current conditions, and safe guards you from having to do evictions.

That doesn't deal with defects.There can be provisions in the purchase and sale agreement you use which help safe guard against some types of defects.

However, his argument was, "I SAVE LIVES- I GUARD LIFE, ETC" We all know the position is not as intense as he is making it seem but at the end of the day he was right.

I will put all my eggs in one basket from now on and then guard it with my life.

(Makes it sound like there's a real guard dog inside.)Then before any showings, I get to the house a little early and open all the blinds (makes it look lighter, brighter and bigger) and unplug the dog alarm.