Now if they cause an injury to someone else there is a policy to respond to that.

We only accept emergency maintenance calls, which are defined as an issue where someone faces the potential for immediate injury or the property may be heavily damaged. 

The Third change is the elimination of Landlord Personal Injury.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

It just seems ****** that their floor could literally collapse at any moment putting them at some serious risk of injury or even death.

While I doubt they'd send you to the pokey for illegally renting an RV on airbnb (unless there was a grave injury or some other high profile badness on the premises), Orinda seems like the sort of place where people care quite a bit how their neighbors' actions affect their property values.  

Well for athletes I look at is as providing a retirement plan because I know injuries may happen and age takes a toll on their careers.

I am semi-retired due to multiple injuries I have sustained by falling down stairs.

They either won't do it at all or won't do it well-- or worse, will "try" to do it, get/fake an injury, and sue.

Hi, i am currently in foreclosure on my home.My home value $450,000My first loan $250,000My second (personal loan from father) $25,000I am behind on my monthly payments: $15,000Other equity:Second home (clear title): $120,0006 land properties total (clear title): $300,000I am currently recovering from a spinal injury.