I got down to your third sentence starting with.

(I needn't finish that sentence, right?)

There are so many grammatical mistakes in just the one sentence emails it is incredible.

Getting creative in this field can be a social death sentence, not saying any screw up is, just that it very well can be. 

You mention in your post the landlord taking the easy route (which it certainly is easier making the repair then getting the tenant to), but in the same sentence, you mention concern about moving out.  

In every single sentence I read there is a new term I want to research and learn thoroughly.

I don't know how to take that second sentence.

I'm still thinking about what the other folks said, but your first sentence struck me.

Steven Picker "Investing" and "time shares" should never be used in the same sentence...

When Jared Dippre and Missy Crook do get arrested they say they can double their prison sentences by, not only combining all the crimes together (rather the them getting a dozen separate smaller crimes where they would receive a slap on the wrist individually) but they figure they can get a minimum of 15-25 years in prison each by showing they are habitual criminals with absolutely no conscience whose exploitation of the Elderly was so extreme that Jared's 84 year old Grandfather was unable to afford in-home care because of what Jared and Missy stole from them.