Almost any injury/liability issue serious enough to be sued over, in which a jury finds you liable, could easily cost over $300k.

Stand by the rental terms which you advertised.I would not want my tenants taking on the task of shoveling the snow and risking injury.

Unless this garage is right next to or connected to another building then I can see it is more delicate to take down and expensive.What if an injury occurs or a larger problem is discovered once the garage is taken down??

I verbally told her (while distracted on some other matter) that I did not mind as long as there was no insurance issues (meaning that she was insured and took 100% responsibility of any injury in the house as also stated in the contract).Today she called me to ask if I need to see the income of her friend (what I think is her business partner) since she will be helping her out to take care of the kids...To summarize the post... my concern is that (all that not informed directly) they are attempting to form a Daycare at the house and I informed that before they move forward with their plans.

.$0 down (with agreement on house 2)10 years remaining on lien $430/mo including taxes.Needs new roof within 3 years, $10k and maybe a few updates throughoutHere is the kicker...The seller was just notified of a tenant injury from a few months ago.

BE CAREFUL using anything that might cause personal injury.  

The non-payment of interest only adds insult to injury.  

My husband has been out of work almost one year due to a back injury at his job.

To add insult to injury credit hit twice 30 days apart.

BTW, don't believe all of the politicians who bewail "personal injury" attorneys.