@Jake Brooks from our website, this is NOT a solicitation, only for information:A bad tenant can lead to thousands of dollars of losses via unpaid rents, legal fees and property damages.

That addresses the risk with their ability to pay rent for the first year and additional security deposit to address any issues with the dog or other damage.  

Are they reputable, easy process, things to look out for, etc. 

University is a reputable university.

However I want to ensure I’m not liable for any damage or liability with renters that use the dock slip. 

Typically, these remedies usually include injunctive relief, damages, and termination of the agreement for which the NDA was made.For instance, the disclosing company may demand damages, the damages will be quantified based on the loss that the leaking of the trade secret has caused.

You can only sue for actual damages.

It's important to understand their reputation in the industry and the market, as well as any potential risks or red flags.Knowing your client's objective is also crucial.

Originally posted by @Steve Hall:@Grant RothenburgerWhy would you risk your own reputation by claiming that Scott is "responsive and nice" when:You've never even spoken to Scott Smith!

I saw a lot of potential even though there was much deferred maintenance, poor mgt. and significant water damage in one unit requiring complete rehab.