I would like to learn about three types of scenarios that would seem to be of great benefit to a LL/PM if a tenant held renters insurance;Situation A (property damage): Tenant causes damage to LL property in excess of security deposit.

“If people have those requests that they want to make,they can send them in and I will put them on the list,” said Auchterlonie.If some filing and payment deadlines aren’t extended, taxpayers may still be able to argue that thereasonable cause exception applies to any late-payment or late-filing penalties, said Greenaway.

So I believe it is possible if an extenuating circumstance caused you to move but the easiest way to find out would be to call a lender. 

The HOA says all they can do it send a letter requesting the owner of the problem unit to treat and then have them provide proof (which they said they had done because they said they knew who was causing the problem - but, I learned today it was another building!). 

This letter needs to focus on the damages the dog is causing to the property, not your life. 

I think Yale beat Harvard by like 300 basis points over a decade and this caused some first world drama. 

The 1/3 number has been parroted by so many headline readers that it's caused a very skewed view of the current environment.

Yes, that sounds like a potential scenario as well.We've been quoted 5K for fence repairs that were ultimately fixed for $700 after questioning the extent of damage and further investigation of the cause.

"the bill would also authorize a defendant, for any residential unlawful detainer action that includes a cause of action for a person continuing in possession without permission of their landlord, to notify the court of the defendant’s desire to stipulate to the entry of an order.

Primary home Residential loan would be a great rate and less down but may cause a problem for a future underwriter if I see a multifamily in a few months and want to buy that as my primary/owner occupied 2 family for example.