If the contractor is with a company, reach out to the organization to inform them of the incident and have them pay for the damages.

The lease signed by one of my inherited tenants contains a strict non-smoking policy that includes a clause citing a $200 fee per incident.

I have offered to reduce the rental rate in exchange for him agreeing to maintain the property and take care of any maintenance and repairs up to $500 per incidence. 

You will spend more in insurance to protect the various entities, all of which would be sued in the event of an incident. 

I thought I'd post this recent article on cases of forged deeds on the rise.  As I recently posted, South Florida has always had some of the highest numbers of real property fraud in the country.  This shows the value...

I had an incident where the pipes froze and the tenants didn't have any hot water. 

Just two hours before this incident, I saw someone getting ready to pass out and managed to catch them before they hit the floor.

There have been dog complaints, noise complaints, etc.The last reported incident has turned into a physical altercation that I am still trying to get the detail on as the neighbors have sent me pictures of them both bruised from the physical fighting.So here’s my question.

I'm reported FB Marketplace scams just about every day.I've had one incident where a woman sent a scammer (supposedly in the Bronx) a deposit on one of my rentals and then showed up to meet my tenants.  

He's been here for two weeks and this is the first incidence of this type of behavior.