I've only had one incident where I found a employee (who had a second job) sleeping at work.

As the landlord, I'd keep documentation in their file as to your conversation about the incidents as well.

We take this incident and make the best changes possible in how we do things so that it may not happen again.

I will PM you with the lender in IL.My family has too many auto incidents to qualify for umbrella coverage; so, I can't help there.

In the 29 years I have lived in my city, I have not heard of one of the eight motels around here be robbed or having a shooting incident.

No different than other major financial incidents in this country, the rich and ultra rich have all the opportunities whereas the poor lack them.

Unfortunately there was a cat incident while I was away, and I believe the awesome berber carpet I had will not recover - sad because it was three years old and probably would have lasted another twelve.

Yes, I am getting out, and the current section 8 renter is getting her voucher pulled by the housing authority.She has had three plumbing incidents in the last month or so and we gave her the bill during a section 8 inspection.She blew up and threw both the inspecter and my property manager off the property.So now, section 8 is taking action.I'm assuming the renter will not be happy with this, and will completely trash the place.I'm going to try and read the fine print on my insurance policy today and see about damage done by a tenant.

Here's the link: http://www.wlky.com/video/16509601/index.html Here's how the media portrayed the incident.

Most of those "incidents" never happened.