No harm no foul but we can't say you only work with the best if you aren't.Again, nothing wrong with being a well organized & funded marketplace for Rental Real Estate.

It never harms your case if you can gather more information.

As one response stated, "leases are a false sense of security," because they can still be broken and cause more harm than good. 

You may have a very hard time proving how the landlord intentionally meant to cause physical harm to her.... she fell down the stairs while being evicted from the room... that is probably his story...If he went in there saying she had to leave the room or he would use such and such weapon on her.. that is a different story.

I don't feel a landlord can be responsible for wildlife as long as the property is maintained.

Too many people think the only people who are harmed by these frauds are the investors who believe their made-up numbers.

Many state licenses require contractors to provide insurance and a bond that a harmed customer can at least recover. 

The Real estate department would primarily take interest if the public was harmed via a law or rule being broken.

But you were harmed and small claims court is inexpensive and a good education.

I don’t follow the logic…the harm from a bounce is more to me than them, right?