Your lender is liable for any financial harm that his advice brought upon you, in my opinion.You can appeal the appraisal, though that will take time, which you may not have or the seller may not be willing to give to you.

You are not an assisted living home, and should not operate as such.From a less business minded view, if you are still profiting on your property and do not mind giving up the extra income, there is no immediate harm in leaving his rent where it is.

Everyone has a final price and you hit yours; no harm done in  walking away.

This is different in some ways then liability for medications in the sense that the liability of concern is typically harm to others by the service dog.

Helping to aide against the risk of wire fraud and the things that investors can do to ensure that they don't conduct themselves in ways that put themselves in harms way would be a great show / blog Perhaps you could do a featured topic to elicit contributors?

But if you're going to pay a bunch extra each month anyways to still pay it off in 10 years, and that $500 negative each month isn't causing you financial  harm, I'd say do not refinance. 

I see positive things going on, but I also still find bullets in the parking lot and drag racing goes on in front of my workplace every night. 

You have every right to criticize troops and there is certainly no harm in pointing out the pro's and con's of renting to any particular demographic group (free speech is one of those things we fought for).I am curious, when you market your rentals, do you write, "military need not apply" or do you just let the military members think they have a chance and waste their time?

Let's put it this way: If I own property, who is the State to tell me what I can and cannot do in it/ with it, provided the activity isn't illegal or harming anybody else?

If the walls are painted with latex paint, DO NOT USE TSP as it will do more harm than good.