Good input, I'm not sure if I understand the ammo to sue comments if you disclose too much...You only provide the homeowner ammo if things were not properly installed or not per code in the first place...If anything if you show proof that you pulled permits for reasonable items and show evidence that you remodeled to current building standards and practices, that should be enough to limit your legal liability.

The theory that drug use would increase with the medicalization of all drugs has no evidence.

Emails also seem to be a little easier to produce if you’re in court and want to use them in evidence.

It's possible you do have a bad property manager who did a poor job screening but there isn't enough evidence or information here to come to that conclusion.

When I was walking through it prior to closing I saw evidence of termite from the past: old bait traps around the house and minor damage spots in the basement rafters and in the corner of the living room.

I think you would only charge them if you had evidence to believe that misuse caused the damage.

In addition, there is evidence the basement wall had been pulled in previously.

Because there is overwhelming observable and measurable evidence that shows without a doubt we are in a time period of increasing ocean and land temperatures; changing weather patterns and increased frequency and intensity of events such as hurricanes, hail storms, wind events, flooding and wildfires; changing biosphere patterns; accelerating glacial melting at the poles and extreme northern and southern latitudes; and rising sea level just to name a few.

Do you want to put in an electric gate system (this can be expensive)You could put in cameras, but they really don't necessarily deter crime, they only provide evidence to help catch the criminal.

It is an eviction that should be handled by a professional and the success rate will depend on the specific details and proof of evidence.