Every three months I see a story on the news about a pitbull attack.

There's a lot of cases where liability from a dog attack has fallen back on the landlord, which is why I'm a firm believer in a "no pet" policy (with the obvious exception of service dogs).

Tons of noise and drama, her throwing his furniture into the building hallway while screaming at the top of her lungs, cops being called, and even his blood on her - she'd attacked him!  

I posted about this topic to gain insight, not be attacked for learning and seeking out those more advanced in the field for their input.  

Next time it becomes vacant, you can plan more to attack it right away and not waste time."

what is the best way to attack this.

The DC taxi industry's response to Uber wasn't to improve the quality of their customer service or their cars, instead it was to attack Uber drivers and cars as being unsafe and unregulated. 

(Trying not to attack person)   But as a friend said 'next prospective tenant'! 

They couldn't claim later that their rent should be abated because they couldn't use the yard, or come after you because their kid got attacked and stung.The tenant might just go ahead and deal with it. 

Tax sale was overturned.So while there is no redemption right in PA, the notice issue is the primary way to attack a tax sale and for attorneys knowledgeable on tax sales can easily overturn most cases.There is a well known Pittsburgh attorney, who like myself wrote a book on tax sale.