Obviously water damage has more cost to fix than the plumber, but if we are withholding deposit funds for it we need to figure out quick what we can keep to cover this.

When you make a repair while a tenant is in the unit, sometimes its tenant caused damage where you can bill them back.

If it can be demonstrated that PMC failed its fiduciary duties in protecting the Owner's interest from the get go and at every turn causing great loss (eviction, damage) through no lease enforcement and negligence in screening, then forced Owner to have to file eviction and then seek to collect judgment via garnishment, then what recourse does the Owner have if the info that will allow the Owner to sue the employers are withheld from them by the PM?

Make sure you have insurance on the property incase any damage is done.Law enforcement has to be present during a set out to deal with any problems. 

Clearly not be accountable of the damage his kids caused to the their negligence and carelessness. 

If it wasn't disclosed and seller had knowledge, you could go after the seller for damages. 

Well if you have to sue, I hope you win plus get some more for damages.

We need to screen out those who don't fit with the product we offer upfront so that we don't damage the relationship & close the doors on future dealings of other more profitable products & services with them such as Sales, Media & Education. 

Make sure that in your financial machinations you account for the potential damages the tenant will be entitled to.

Our tenant just moved out and we found the following damages on the floor, the door and the wall.