Self-inflicted are the worst kind.  

But we meet so many potential tenants that unfortunately have, by self inflicted or bad luck circumstance, no other option.

They are accusing me of violating the rental cap of 25% and referencing a clause in the rules and regs for short-term rental inflictions to come up with an arbitrary $12,000 fine (see below) because there exists no fine associated with rental cap violations. 

The fact that my children have rebounded and are doing great, while San Francisco becomes a craven cesspool, due to their self-inflicted measures, makes it all the sweeter. 

If you like self inflicting pain, buy a hammer and slam it into your toe.

Yet, this is the less worrisome part of the damage inflicted by this tenant.

It's interesting that some of their problems seem to be self-inflicted.

They do know you can take them to court, they may know you can garnish their accounts or not to some level, and they may assume to infinity that you can inflict all sorts of financial pain, if you spell it out to them.

@Myron Cummings and @Matt Higgins I think we can all agree that @Peter T. is an outlier in his opinion that "we" are the ones doing damage to ERP rather than this being very much a self inflicted wound.

Would wholesaling a house inflict or impact or go against anything as me being an agent.