Then I show up because a neighbor's tree fell on the rear of the house and grazed it and she has two pitbulls in the backyard that are not part of the agreement that we have for 1 Pomeranian (that destroyed that destroyed the blinds in the front window, BTW). 

A wise man once said opinions are like your rear end, everyone has one.

I'd just suggest if you feel you really can't find something in CA, to look for another state where the property taxes won't bite you in the rear long-term.

If the police made a mistake, I'd like them to replace my door ... since they broke it.This is just like when someone in front of you slams on their brakes and you rear-end them.  

But, I had to cover my rear to make sure he couldn't try to foreclose on me.Anyway, that was the first deal.Second deal was in 1995, when the market had crashed in CA, and there was a condo for sale, which was hard to sell because of condo financing. 

Or tenant is just a pain in the rear. 

If you are scraping for money or eager to rent out the place, it will bite you in the rear.  

Not sure of the legal ramifications, but posting about evicting a disabled person for no reason other than their handicap sure could bite you in the rear!

Hello,I"m currently renting a rear section on the 2Fl of  2 family house.

But, I wouldn't kiss Tenant A's rear any more than just offering them an "out."