There are also chronic abusers and there are one time incidents. 

We moved into a house 6 mos ago, every since we moved in my husband's health has gotten worse he is 52 he has became extremely fatiqued, sinus probems has gotten worse, I was working at the time until 6 wks ago I would feel exhausted, you name it, I would push myself to go to work after I got to work I would get to feeling better then weekends came I couldnt hardly move fatiqued, pain all over my body now thatI am on medical leave due to getting ready for surgery my symptoms has gotten much worse I am chronically fatiqued, asthma attacks left & right every other day I am having an attack, so were both going down hill a couple mos ago we told the landlord we noticed some mold in basement he sent someone over to take care of it however all they done was paint over it, we noticed it was bleeding back through the paint we emailed the landlord told him of this, told him we felt this house is slowing killing us cause our health is going down hill he said he would let us out of our lease with no penalities, I am scared that our health is damaged by this & were oging to get out of here our health be so damaged we need medical attention, etc & we cant afford this, we also done a mold test & both tests show mold in container however we really dont have the money to send it off get tested especially now we have to move & be out the money for that.

There are pockets of the country that have chronically depressed economies, and their housing inventory still includes a substantial number number of REOs -- enough to sustain a healthy business.

(thats all they want, is for you to close with them)It's late, and I've got insomnia so I hope my blabbering was of some help.....My point is title companies can and will do a lot if you close with them.

On the other hand, over 160 million Americans have chronic preexisting conditions that makes it more difficult for their immune systems to handle the disease like a young and healthy marine.

I’ll try a different way.Click here for article.If you guys are all in Cali, I guess I'm not the only one with insomnia.

When her unexpected new boyfriend moved in, didn't pay rent, used her money so she became even more chronically late than usual, invited his friends over to repair cars in the driveway, and smoked in the apartment - all violations of the lease - I regretted letting myself get into this situation.If at all possible put a firewall between you and prospective tenants with a property management company.

Hi all,
I have a duplex with recurring pest (roaches, mice) issues. When I bought the building both units were rented, but one of the tenants complained of mice and bugs and asked to be released from the lease, which...

This shows that at some point it was a chronic enough problem from that person that the previous landlord filed to leverage the courts against them to get them to do what they should have already done from the get go which is pay their rent. 

The last thing I would want is somebody suing me because they got some chronic disease while living in my rental and they tried to pin it on the lead in the water...