Thanks in advance.Also disclaimer for the one guy that goes on every wholesaler post to comment passive-aggressive vitriol, practice thinly veiled name-calling, and just be generally toxic and unhelpful: chill guy, you're doing nothing but wasting your own time.

Through their actions, they have literally branded the house to be "toxic."

The dust is highly abrasive and toxic to breath, especially if it has horsehair in it and mold.

Part of my irritation is that the city has no problem dragging me or the rental owner into court to waste my time because a tenant violated city ordinance.The city is frustrated by the lack of respect for property and neighborhood exhibited by the class of tenant that that their city attracts, and they want to blame the landlord for this condition.

The sergeants should check with their first sergeant for more guidance on why you don't fraternize with officers, they will have some stories for you about ruined careers and toxic command environments when the NCOs stop doing what they are supposed to do and start being buddy buddy with young officers.EDIT: come on man, Army?

I don't landlord anymore.. but when I did deposits were always the source of irritation and squabbles..   

The renovation trades are afflicted with toxic sexist, racist, and homophobic attitudes.

Just sprinkle it on the carpets.The internet has many sites with instructions on how to use it.It odorless and non-toxic, as opposed to the chemical stuff.I've used it to great effect.Good Luck!

I read off my own "teaching copy" of the list, which has presentation notes attached.The majority of my tenants come to me with the past experience of having multipage leases in small print thrown at them for the first time on the day of the signing as the property manager or bumbling amateur landlord waits, sighing irritably and checking their watch, if the tenant should have the temerity to actually try to read the document.

Things to watch out for:  toxic assets, joker brokers, not knowing what to pay, etc.