Unless they are exceptional and have coverage for furniture damage and guest shenanigan's including liability for alcoholic related incidents and other guests Bulls__t.Respectfully,Marcello

(b) Except as provided by this section, a landlord may not interrupt or cause the interruption of water, wastewater, gas, or electric service furnished to a tenant by the landlord as an incident of the tenancy or by other agreement unless the interruption results from bona fide repairs, construction, or an emergency."

There are plenty of natural incidents like hurricanes and floods that cause the power to go out.

I assume the best you could do is a non-renewal since the incident happened off your property. 

Hello everyone, I recently had an unfortunate incident where our contractor (who seemed to be doing a great job for the past 4 months since we started working together) had his men do some touch up painting and not use a drop cloth.

Should I get liability insurance in order to protect myself if any incident would occur.

(talking to a property manager may help with insight) This experience will help you learn and guide you in the right direction for the next incident with a tenant.

ESA has to be verified with a letter from Dr Dan Dwyer MD in Boise stating that a Mastiff is needed for the disability. 2. you require liability dog coverage of two million dollars for any bite/knocking over Granny incident for the other dog 3. large pet deposit - go higher than @Nathan G. and ask for $2000 deposit (say is for the non ESA dog) as two large dogs will make the carpet smell and any other flooring scratched plus $100 a month for the non ESA dog.

Third, the lender, which is hard money, has asked me to comment on a police report with incidents (all traffic related and mostly speeding), going back about fifteen years. 

I had a bad incident where a contractor ran away in the middle of the construction and I have hired a new company who is working on the 2 projects now.