We had another claim whereby a tenant claimed that they were injured by a kitchen cabinet which came loose from the wall.

Not a fan of when people post a wall of text looking for advice.

Got to the wall with the tenant.

Taking back our communities and helping locals invest in Main Street over Wall Street!

They are raising new investor capital without being transparent on past performance which may not be a legal violation yet because the outcomes of the past funds/properties have not yet been finalized, but the writing is on the wall so raising a new fund without disclosing what's happening with their existing fund/properties is ethnically wrong.

v=JrYtD7gSWsI I think this owner needs to screen his renters a little better, And fix that hole in the wall.

I'd say it's mainly the plumbing, the infamous "stack" and the cast iron drain lines and the galvanized water lines behind the walls.

My carpet had a few stains and the walls had few touch-ups.

If it's in a condo complex then there should be some kind of flood insurance for the building wrapped in, you would only need a "wall-to-wall" policy. 

A Queen Ann Victorian has best tri-potential, but will be a choppy-choppy layout so many interior wall moves to be done.