I agree with Aaron - the large orbital sanders are much easier to use and much harder to do unintentional damage with.

Your screw ups can be intentional (worse case) or unintentional (still bad), it won't matter. 

An unintentional faux pax on my part...most assuredly.

Dissolved the LLC and put my plans on hold (unintentionally) for 10 years.Fast forward to 2014...got inspired by a story about a friend's grandfather who made it big in real estate (read "Failure is Not an Option" by Tony Privett). 

It’s just that seeing it unfold on here, the way it was set up from the beginning then the crazy email chain that began after the unintentional cc’ing of all the disgruntled investors... and right at that point in time, when Clayton had to of been getting overwhelmed with calls from worried investors and their lawyers, I tuned in to his channel and he was releasing a video about how to avoid getting sued, with his wife in their living room. 

If I turn off the heat in my unit and it causes a pipe to burst in the winter, for example, or if I start a fire unintentionally...in one case you have an easy target to tell everyone else: Go talk to the renter's insurance company (since almost every renter's policy carries some liability insurance).

I feel that he brought these in himself, unintentionally,  and is attempting to place the cause of the problem  on me.

I have trapped both possums (unintentionally) and raccoons (intentionally) with a 50 dollar Havaheart cage from Amazon.

You unintentionally started up an old debate, @Rafael Norat, you can read a lot more here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/304...Personally, I'm in the gray camp, and I like Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter HC-172.

If you're a landlord with 5+ units, you might have to pay them a relocation fee, but you can still kick them out.And the thing is, what's the worst that can happen if you do something wrong unintentionally?