There is noting more harmful to a investor than dead equity.

Either way, there is very little harm he can probably do other then cause you some headaches.

Tenant has a dog, so any inside traps can be harmful to the dog.Thanks!

Within your workplace there is a place for assigning tasks, work log, and sharing work.

Most states have laws in place to protect tenants from harmful conditions.

You might think that if they are providing the funds in the deal and you are to do the labor, what harm could there be?

In my mind, this non-disclosure (an act of deception) would have violated my state's UDTP laws, if I was harmed by an inability to get funding.

If you do move in, no harm no foul, but if you don't and there is an investigation you pretty much shot yourself in the foot by indirectly declaring your intention in your question.

Tenants just usually aren't that good at general maintenance and usually do more harm than good in the long term.

I'm not going into an ethics lesson.RE is full of shysters, the curse of the industry is the guru teaching things that are harmful to the public and more often with total disregard to rules, regulation and law.