Obviously, we're not a fan of this kind of stuff but if you are colleagues with someone, the possibility comes with having that relationship.

No doubt the pending property tax auction triggered someone to get into action.What you don't know is the PR's relationship to the decedent, if any. 

I have a good relationship with my buyer and he even offered to let the deal go if I didn't get my cut, which I kindly declined.  

Personally I would take care of the repair as a show of good faith and understand that this behavior fosters a good relationship between landlord/tenant.  

I'm looking forward to a long & fruitful relationship with the BP community. 

If this is their first complaint I would let them know that you hate to start the relationship like this with a threat to sue.

Their relationship to the value of bonds is an inverse relationship.

But, I've never read an agency agreement where this is discussed.Can you be more specific how an insurance company could go after a party to an agency relationship for an injury suffered by an agent?

So, before you ruin a relationship or get yourself fired by the PM, make darn sure that your other bases are covered.

For example Seattle vs Atlantic City or Detroit - which do you think is the wiser long term buy and hold investment generally speaking?