Feral animals can carry disease and be MORE that just a pest if they attack a tenant.

Or at least always let it go to voicemail first, so you can work out your plan of attack (or your response ha ha) before you call them back.

If the fact that someone may speak to you in a different intonation than you are accustomed to hearing upsets you -- in other words, if you can't ignore what you might perceive or attack and keep your responses calm and respectful, you may be in for a rocky ride. 

Secondly the state has plenty of "low-hanging fruit" to attack rather then going after the majority of intelligent landlords with legal if not politically correct lease terms. 

By all means if you are uncomfortable with your understanding of landlord tenant laws for your state you should consult an attorney but don't be so quick to spend money just because some kid's mommy threatened to sue you because her little boy had an asthma attack. 

That said, I would have a freaking heart attack if I had lease payments like that.

Or was this person that attacked your tenant "related" to your tenant in anyway?

Of course, the moment she saw it she had breathing difficulties although I swear that was a self induced heart attack, but I wasn't too concerned about that as she only had a $35 copay for any medical treatment.We did recaulk the windows to be safe, and it never came back.

I understand that folks that are heavily invested in Cleveland may misconstrue these statements as attacks on their market but I’d invite you to take a step back, leave the emotions at the door, and read what I wrote for what it is.  

Next time, please leave the unrelated rambles and responses to personal attacks out of your questions.