Measure T may have been harsh, but SLT needed a shake up from the status quo.

Finding the right deal is the trick in not needing to negotiate harshly for a property.

My policy is to banish any cat that decides they are going to pee in the house (which is harsh here in WI).

I think combining both properties on one deed would be beneficial to any exit strategy.I know I came off harsh and apologize to @Shawn Holsapple for that, but it is definitely not a path I would choose. 

RoundUp is a powerful chemical and I won't use it at our rental properties, but I have used in on pathways at our own home.

In the east bay, Orinda.How about chemical toilets?

States have adopted some very harsh rules to make sure Mortgagee's do not neglect properties in foreclosure.

Some of the responses are harsh, but they are eye opening.

Under our CA state Prop 65 Landlords must notify others even if our Gardeners apply weed killers and 100s of other toxic chemicals. if a renters kid or pet got sick we could be sued if we violated basic prop 65 rules.

I heard a leak and after some detective work and cutting open the back of my kitchen cabinet I finally have located a few pin holes at the bottom of a kitchen copper drain line.These pin holes unfortunately are impossible to patch in that the cause is corrosion and is almost always caused by tenants or previous owners sending hazardous chemicals like Draino down the line and those chemical sat at the bottom and ate at the line and eventually you get holes.