Well we are looking to move again, 2nd kid and 2 bedroom is to small, put in our application and get a horrid reference from him, saying we were late on rent 4 times (we were, but we had asked him if it was ok due to me getting injured on the job, if we paid out of wifes checks which came a few days later than rent was due) he was fine with that adn said no late fees.

A tenant in my rental property was recently involved in a car accident and he's seriously injured and hospitalized from this accident.

No one was injured, not sure if he went to jail or not, but it will be a long time before has any money.Just adding to the paranoia :)

It's more popular in urban high-rises apartments.Tenants could probably still attempt to sue for bed bugs even with an addendum, just like a tenant could still try to sue if injured even if they waived such rights.

With an area such as yours, that should still be a good market (if it's not being met by anyone else) due to the influx of people, they will get injured, sick etc.

What would happen to property values if you were running an illegal daycare and a child was injured or killed?

What if he gets injured working on YOUR house?

What if someone is injured as a result?  

For example I need 1 guy for 10 hours today to help me move stuff, 1 guy tomorrow to help clean up etcFrom legal standpoint they will be my employees … I will provide tools, instruct them what to do, they will be working for me between hour X and Y ….so if they get injured on my property I will be in trouble.I was thinking of buying workers camp insurance every time I hire one (they most likely will not have LLC).

I got into REI because I injured my back at work (herniated disc) and lost my job.