Listing it with an agent is not going to increase his exposure here, or at least not enough to matter.  

I really have a hard time demanding the borrower pay for an appraisal when my exposure is so low and they will just ignore it anyway.Predatory loan:  That term applies in the consumer arena for sure,  I'm not so sure it applies in the B2B arena. 

Aloha,If your deck is not safe, it would be foolish to rent out any part of the house knowing so due to the liability exposure.

Some of the highest exposure one can get doing asbestos abatement is removing vinyl flooring...Second is that it is just a very difficult and terrible job.

You're absolutely right, though, it was practically the same shade as dried RedGard where it had been exposed to minimum UV exposure from the four windows in this bedroom, as it has here in the photo posted.I also met the tenant who did this -- and she would not know RedGard from Easter egg dye powder.In other places throughout the room, the paint had darkened a bit and taken on more of a purplish tone.

Also, you might want to talk to an attorney on how to structure your rental ownerships in order to minimize your own exposure legally, financially and from a tax perspective.

I thInk the exposure to the value increases over the past 5 years caused a lot of people to realize “after the fact” how this was a good leveraged way to make money- it’s like investing in gold after it went from $200 up to $800.  

Does anyone have any exposure to using a home warranty or home warranties similar to American Home Shield?

Way too much liability exposure to you; no upside to your bottom line by granting their request.

He mentiones partnering with a freind in the same boat as him to limit exposure.