We then assessed their heating costs & subsequently upgraded the furnace to HiEff. 

Many courts are subsequently not keen on the idea of frivolous lawsuits, and often throw stuff out really fast for that very reason.

In Maine, it's a hefty fine of $20,000 for the first violation, $50,000 for subsequent violations.

Originally posted by @Tom Gimer:“Seller, as a condition subsequent to closing, shall remove and sever the subject properties from the condominium regime.”Thank you for your valuable insight, Tom.

Yes, I did serve a 30 day notice and subsequently a Notice of Cure/Quit. 

A corollary to my questions:  let's say I have a disability (or not), can I just go out and get myself a dog, get them trained (even though I don't have to subsequently show proof) and then just claim it's a "service dog" and hide under the shroud of the ADA without having to answer anything more than those two questions?

If I am certain that it isn't my problem (ie collapsed drain line or corroded and scaled cast iron) then I pay for the first unclog on a drain and the tenant pays for subsequent unclogs of that same drain.

From what I can tell, the first listing is free and subsequent listings are $9.99 per week.   

However, some of the subsequent properties that we bought cashflow about $300 a month.

@Nicholas MoffettYour original post and almost all subsequent posts were about smoke and lawsuits, especially lawsuits.