The big difference is basically that the latter is betting on getting a judge with an IQ below 80 (unlikely).Both expose the lender/landlord to some level of liability. 

The government says that there can be lead residues inside the old water heater that people may be exposed to and you cannot sell them without a stiff penalty.

Fire pits; propane or 3' logs?

In the case of SP you are fully exposed.

Makes it just a little harder to find you but, you are still exposed once they do discover the ownership.

If you are, in fact, cold or hot (objective standard)/exposed to the elements due to the damaged wall, you may have a remedy under breach of CQE or breach of IWH (above), but unless you can prove actual damages (again) or interference, you probably won't be compensated or allowed to withhold rent.

Just strategically place them around your house and open them up, leave your house for about 3 hours (take any pets with you), and your problem will be solved permanently.Wouldn't it kill only the ants exposed to the fog?

My concern is that I need to pay the 1st off rather quickly (before the sale), but would be exposed to a loss if through some technicality or BK on the same day as the sale, the sale was un-done.

Some of my long term tenants have ripped out their own carpet and exposed the old hardwood floors, apparently, because they cant stand their own mess they've made on their once new carpet.That being said, I think I could only justify carpet on 2nd floors.

Appreciate feedback I'm in this boat as well (: And hope you enjoy the course guys but just remember it's not the only way of doing things that is for you to find and it helps to expose yourselves to many strategies - BP is a way of doing that for free.