@Torrey De Armas, you have some premises in your post that don't add up

My underlying premise is that value is roughly equivalent, regardless of the medium of exchange.

In general, a tenant is responsible for damages caused to a property, and even disabled tenants who qualify for reasonable accommodation and who alter the premises to meet their needs are responsible to put the property back into its original condition at their cost.

It was expensive but included commercial liability, premises liability, alcohol, a bed bug extension if needed, and so forth.

Understood -  hoping for the best outcome for you here

Also note that we have waived a previous NSF fee as well as daily late fees for this tenant as a courtesy in which we made sure she understood it will not be granted again.

Make sure the policy covers not only accidents on the premises but also any potential caregiver liability.Staffing: Staffing can be both your biggest challenge and your greatest asset.

We have a clause in ours stating all vehicles on premise must have an active registration.

I would definitely make sure I understood his situation before starting the eviction process.

Keep in mind any premises liability, landlord tenant, contractual dispute with a vendor that performs services in CA will be  resolved in CA if that's where the real estate is owned and operated.