The use of "negligence" in your prospective tenant's language counter is much to broad of a term and leaves too much open to interpretation, confusion and liability on your end in the event of a dispute (which will happen).

In a breach of lease action, you will have no choice but to use an attorney (or pursue it yourself, which is never advisable), especially if you believe that the tenant will appear and dispute.  

I am fairly certain you would not dispute that fact however to state that having sex will produce an offspring is speculation.A investment is something that is anticipated to pay a regular return on a ongoing bases.Speculation is based on past practice and involves an assumption that it will repeat in the future.  

My neighbor and I have had an ongoing dispute.

I for one am glad to hear that the courts are looking out for homeowners that bought on this course and saw these new owners for what they are really doing which was buying prime land for extremely cheap to make a buck and having no regard for all the homeowners that would have lost a ton of value in the meantime.If you were holding off on buying that luxury home on Legacy Golf Course due to this dispute now might be the time to make that move.

Assuming the will states the property is his, and there is no body who's going to dispute that, he should work with an attorney to transfer the property.

Now she is disputing that the end buyer owes her for the amount paid and wants that added to the agreed price we already have on the contract.

After 20 years in this business, I've never had a dispute go to court about the return of the security deposit and never had to evict for property damage.

My New Years Resolution: Learn to be better at saying "no"

Subject as described in BPO:Unit #1: 2 bd, 1 baUnit #2: 1 bd, 1 baGross living area: 1875Actual Subject:Unit #1: 2 bd, 2 baUnit #2: 2 bd, 1 baGross living area: 2548Besides pointing out the obvious errors in the report (missing a bedroom, a bathroom, and >500 sqft), can anyone offer any guidance on successfully disputing the BPO valuation?