Something might say "Quitclaim Deed" at the top of the instrument, but contain words of warranty down in the body, using language nobody understands or pays attention to. 

Tax treatment is very different.There's a large body of case law that establish only two things matter

Any body of water capable of holding water greater than 24 inches requires a barrier around it (fence).  

What Every BODY is saying:  Joe NavarroYou Can Read Anyone Never Be Fooled:  David J Lieberman

The only conclusion I have is, the apartment is a dump and they have a really hard time getting a body to live in it, which equals a lousy landlord and thus the headaches that they encounter, vacancies, calls from tenants complaining, calls from lawyers wanting to sue them etc.  

There have been no firm quantifiable permissible exposure limits defined for any mold species by any regulatory authority.

Good times That sounds like it could have been a scene straight out of Dexter.Hope it wasn't a body in the freezer.

I'm of the belief that if someone will treat their body like this; why would they care about the property I've worked my life to have?

They pant to expel heat from their bodies.

It's one thing if you're intentionally underpricing it (gets you a warm body quickly), it's quite another to refuse to consider increasing the rent when the market interest is telling you you're under priced...because you "know the market".Let me ask you this: If you raise the rents and you get, say, 5-10 people calling you in the first day will you be upset or happy?