For example, if an injury occurred on my site and the clients believed I was negligent I could be let go.

At the end of the day nothing happened, but I was glad to have the peace of mind knowing that the windows weren't going to blow out and cause damage or injuries.

Please provide a case that pertains to landlord tenant relationships in which it involved injury or something else tenants sue landlords for.  

I am a single mom that was an ultrasound technologist and lost career due to injury on the job.

You can paydown extra if you want, you can keep the high cash flow if you want and you will qualify for new loans easier if you get 30 year mortgages because your DTI will be lower.The interesting idea would be to see what kind of principal paydown it would take to accelerate a 30 year amo into a 15 year time period so you'd receive benefits of low DTI while still paying it off in same amount of time(obviously only beneficial for a small group of people).This all being said I keep rentals at 30 years and personal at 15...want to pay off my personal residence asap so if the unthinkable happens..major injury, death to wife or myself etc we'll be able to live in comfort on 1 income and keeping extras for kids futures.

For those that don't know the majority of electrical fires, injuries, and death are caused people thinking they can do electrical work, they play electrician. this is to include homeowners , handymen, and contractors.

Luckily no body is hurt, but we get back to Ohio and I find that the new car I bought in November and still owe $6000 on has to be totaled, and to add insult to injury the insurance company only pays $4000 for the car.

When taking any action under Paragraph 9B Landlord will not be liable for any harm, injury, death, or sickness to any pet.

As Health Care professionals who probably see lots of people who cannot work for extended periods of time due to illness or injury, these tenant probably understand the need.  

If the person I hire for repairs tells me he has Workers compensation insurance, and then he gets injured on my property and I find out he does not, would I be liable for this injury?