Hannity has defended himself as we all would - as someone who fixes up dilapidated properties and improves communities by providing quality housing.

Just the fact that there could be an incident that leads to a lawsuit, with the landlord having to defend the lawsuit, is a very expensive matter; and there's no guarantee the tenant will cover that legal expense for the landlord, even if they so promised to indemnify.

Not that @Paige Kelsey needs anyone to defend her actions but I'll offer my opinion since it will be an outlier here.Firstly, she already warned that it was a rant and thus an impassioned comment.

Those of you that are defending her choices, please remember, this is the Internet.

There is a deal coming up in which Wells Fargo is the plaintiff and there are two defendants, the homeowner and US Bank N.A.

Hi BP, I’m stuck and could really use some help, when dealing with code enforcement leads, witch status should I focus on most to find the most motivation: Docket Information:-Not held but resolved-Dismissed-Continued-Return of service-Voluntary Dismissal -Civil Complaint-Defendant Defaulted-Amendent Complaint FiledCase Disposition:-Voluntary dismissal-Finding and order-Agreement-Pending

She is the Defendant in the Foreclosure case. 

And he's a grown man, i'm sure he doesn't need another grown man to defend him, but thanks anyway!

They both believe in their strategy and some will battle to the end to defend it.  

However, what's to keep the defendant who lost in Small Claims Court, that screwed over John Smith / landlord for past due rent and trashed his property, from saying that $4,000 Judgment was simply a pissed off uncle over the sale of horse, etc.?