The City of Philadelphia owns the water department so by law they are allowed to place a lien on your property for unpaid water bills and to sell it at Sheriff Sale if the debt is not satisfied.I warn you this can be tricky to handle on a monthly basis getting your tenants to pay without pulling teeth or hearing complaints from the tenants. 

I just bought delta dental insurance, which was like $550 a year, and well worth it because my teeth have history and that stuff is expensive!!

I wouldn't personally let her pay half and hope she pays the rest later without also filing for the first step in eviction...this is because you've said it's basically been like pulling teeth in the past to get her to pay on time.

If your tenant, or their guests (which may include children) or their dog, is harmed by a wild animal with sharp pointy teeth living under the deck with its growing babies, that they informed you of and asked you to get rid of - then I see "liability" on a neon sign hanging above your head.Use your common sense here, instead of looking for some technical loophole.  

She walked up to three miles for school, worked in the fields since she was 10 which was the only way she could get school clothes, and bought her first toothbrush when she was 16 but lost most of her teeth by age 20.

(I was in the timber business for many years) and I cut my teeth selling land in the Sacramento area and N.

With residents predictably angered by the encroaching move, the ever-reliable internet army also showed its teeth.

Recommend cutting your teeth on a single family, then go from there.

Do you pay your dentist to clean your teeth?

I'm certain it won't go that far, but unless your warnings have teeth they'll take you for granted.