If anything, my offer would have went up, so it's negligible that it's done now after I own the note.

IF real negligence is proven, your personal assets can all be on the hook.

UPGRADES NEEDED: The property was negligently maintained by both the owner and “professional” management company.

But most important; DON'T BE NEGLIGENT in the first place!

We are still not terribly litigious up here - unless it is significantly grievous action and you are being pursued for negligence, in which case, the corporate veil will offer little protection.

@Ete-kamba Jeremiah AmakuI would define a ghetto as a slum area where there is high crime and multiple instances of assault with a deadly weapon, shooting on an occupied dwelling, negligent discharge of a firearm, homicide, etc.

The tenants are given a welcome packet stating the rules for issues caused by tenant negligence, so they are very aware of the upcoming cost.How should I setup reimbursement?

We otherwise had every element for one: record snowfall, our negligence/naiveness, roof on a house built in the 50's not strong enough to sustain weight from so much snowfall in such a short period of time.

If the property is damaged in any way or if appliances are stolen by any of these people, the fact that the manager knowingly handed off the keys to someone who can't be legally held accountable for would be viewed as intentional negligence by me, and my entire asset is endangered.

As you pointed out, this is blatantly incorrect.What I should have said is that a non-negligible percentage of pollution is man-made (if you disagree, fly into LAX or Tokyo at dusk), and decreasing the amount of pollution in the air is a good thing.