This could be seen as you accepting fault and then it’s downhill for your insurance from there.

Happy friendly words like “sue” and “liable” were brought out and things went downhill fast.

I'm looking into buying a lot on the downhill side of the road.

You may realize that the property sets down hill and needs the concrete patio removed the yard leveled ( my current flip) Or the licensed electrician you hired isn’t actually licensed and you have to pay someone else to do the work properly( my last flip) .

but as stated above this is what Variances are for.you may have a pro growth planning department and planning board.. or it could be like Portlandia and it would not even be worth a try.. changing zoing is uber uber tough and RARELY successful in this state. as zoning is dictated at state level then everything else goes down hill.

The conversation went downhill from there.

We all know the stuff flows downhill, so rent a mini ditch digger, get a metal detector, call dog safe, and dog it up and replace it.

It'll become a downhill spiral with lesser landlords and in turn lesser renters using their services.

This is a classic scenario of a tenant beginning a long downhill journey of gradually breaking more rules, playing the system etc.

It's like a snowball rolling downhill.