The other item that your tenant might want to sue you for is an injury on the premises.

This coverage will offer defense and claims settlement for alleged or actual injury caused by CO2 emissions from a heating or air conditioning source.You can add a "personal umbrella" to cover your personal liability exposures of your home and auto, if your net worth justifies it, but you should keep any income producing assets separate from your personal liabilities. 

To add insult to injury he took all the plugs and cut the wires flush with the back of each box.The issue is thing will go well when its in their favor.

The downside is that demo by hand is a lot slower than demo by machine, and the risk of injury goes up if you're not using at least semi-skilled laborers for parts of the job.

It can add up over time, and that extra wear and tear only adds insult to the injury considering they were never supposed to sublet in the first place.

They might have a liability policy to cover any damage to your property, but nothing to cover injuries to themselves on your property.I once hired a roofer and before he started, I demanded insurance.

I lose more athletes to ski injuries than anything else.

That they would seek to disallow coverage based on breed profiles shows IMO that certain breed profiles are predisposed inflict injury and aggression.

"Looks like we might just have to agree that we disagree on this one"…if everyone here wants to believe they can get their lawn care done professionally, on time everytime, WITHOUT THE LIABILITIES OF INJURY OR LAWSUITS, then believe as you will.

It would be a shame to have everything come crashing down because somebody made up an injury or something and sued you to steal your equity away.