Some laws are outdated and ridiculous such as some I read about it being illegal to eat ice cream on the sidewalk.

At the "leave it" command, Mira did, and we continued on,making a left onto the sidewalk.

Your Wal-Mart stock, your life long world series tickets, your bass boat and your ownership interest in your business, even if it's a LLC.The asset protection goal of holding the property in the LLC is just as much (if not more) the other way around...If the LLC -- the owner of the property -- gets sued (for example, someone slips and falls on on the sidewalk outside the house), the personal assets of the owner are not put at risk (assuming there was no personal negligence on the part of the owner, of course).So, the goal isn't to protect the LLC should the owner get sued, but instead protect the owner should the LLC get sued...

Pools, cracks in side-walks or slabs, exposed electrical wires, non-GFCI protected outlets, and hazardous materials / organics like mold and lead are just a few of the hazards to look for.

Some municipalities require owners/tenants to clear sidewalks, better remind them to get it cleared in they need to.I would alswys show them how to drip a faucet especially on outside walls and leave under sink cabinet doors open.

Improving the roads, sidewalks and offering incentives for investors to come in and help.

John,You should be looking for assualt rifles, bloody bodies in the street, piles of cocaine on the sidewalk, and perhaps the occassional 35 ft fireball.

If you still refuse to leave, the landlord will be allowed to enter the property and set your belongings on the sidewalk.

The association I lived in has a few: guard rails in places along the sidewalks, the sidewalks themselves, though there is a question about that.

I use the saw in high visibility areas like driveways/sidewalks etc if doing replacement of just a section or to cut in joints in large pours.