Well, a good sense of humor is a defense mechanism against abuse that develops in childhood and pays dividends for the rest of your life.

One need only look at some of the recent news stories in the last couple of years to see that abuse of sensitive data and personal information is rife, including inside the government.  

If you see a thread that is in the wrong forum, please use the "report abuse" button.

The lady was a bus driver, and she would stop and pick up every stray cat in the neighborhood.

Say physical/sexual abuse.

You aren’t subject to the random swings of stock market like a passenger on a bus!  

@Violet Lisa - every time a new post comes up about ESA’s, it is full of conflicting information - and much of that is understandable because the current laws have some difficult to understand nuances (like the issue of disclosure, for example), and because they are so easy to abuse by dishonest tenants.

I fully support legit ESA situation but I feel there is a lot abusing this privilege, which is unfortunate.

As many people are, I suppose, I was unaware that renters insurance covered instances of renters neglect or abuse of my property.

My tenants tend to be higher end professionals, so my units don't get much abuse.