Because we live in NY and are fairly new to being LL (we had a great experience with our first two tenants), we’re wondering about liability due to negligence, warrant of habitability due to tenant’s negligence and who is financially responsible for alternative housing.

Collecting can be the hard part, but in Mass, the Clerk Magistrate gave me both a "capias" and an "execution".The capias is a civil arrest warrant. 

Normally I just touch up, unless the wall condition or color warrants repainting.Installing a Ring for safety seems like a good idea, given your daughter is living there.

After Pottstown tenants Dottie and Omar Rivera and their longtime landlord, Steve Camburn, refused to allow inspectors inside their home, Pottstown obtained administrative warrants to search inside—but with no suspicion that anything was wrong.

This is hyper-niche, a market of 5,000,000 people might be able to support 1 or 3 loan officers specializing in non-warrantable condos and/or condos in significant litigation.

I am admittedly biased but from a fundamentals stand point, it is hard for anyone to argue against self storage as an asset class that should warrant your serious consideration! 

However, I'm not sure if the damage warrants it. 

A full warranty deed specifies that the seller is warranting title to the property, and by extension is liable should title be defective.

It states that, if the city decides that "further review" of your short-term rental application is warranted, they can charge you a processing fee of $5,660:So anyone reading this who is thinking about Airbnb'ing in Los Angeles, watch out for this.Moral of the story- California in general (and Los Angeles in particular) seems like a tough nut for residential investors to crack. 

What I meant to say was there is no "seller's agent" and more opportunity for us to negotiate directly with the seller with creative owner financing :) Did not try to sound like the services of an agent are not warranted.