I have had no other issues with the tenant being negligent in the last few months.However, it should be noted that the unit is in a duplex that is a converted SFH, which means both units share a drain.

I do notice alot of the workers like to call me "Boss Lady" I wonder if they are just assuming I'm their employer and could sue me in the furutre if they're negligent, get into accident or slip and fall? 

Have you ever had to take a PM to small claims for being negligent in their maintenance duties?

1) Be forced to start investing in small deals that will earn me negligible monthly cashflow to gain "experience" in the eyes of commercial lenders2) Continue to sack away capital year after year until I have cash reserves that will allow me to obtain a commercial loanI have heard some people say that they found co-signers on the loan who have high net worth but the last thing I want to do is approach family or friends with this when so many of them are also young professionals with little net worth or are highly leveraged and busy business owners. 

Charge the tenant of it is due to the tenants negligence or actions.

Once mildew is found, we schedule a time to go out, kill the mildew with a bleach solution, then repaint it with mildew resistant paint.I have tried to pass down this expense to my tenants, because after all, the damage is caused by their negligence.  

And my difference in response rate has been negligible between using stamps and the permit imprint indicia.

(None of their property was damaged and the freeze was not due to tenant negligence). 

That would have killed the deal I worked so hard to find and he knew it.It was odd that he would be so negligent in getting them the paperwork in the first place because he would say to me on a regular basis 'If you say you're going to do something and you don't follow through, you'd better be dead or unconscious.'7.

I’m looking to sue using the “Pierce the Veil” law to uphold the owners for negligence of management services.