It puts a black mark on the tenants history that will protect the rest of the landlords.

The red flag for me was the pain meds because I've been involved in a business deal with someone who started on legit prescribed pain meds and then slipped into black market pain meds, and then into the street alternative (heroine). 

Of course depreciation is recaptured to the extent allowed or allowable.I'm not a CPA, but that's how I read the tax law and it looks black and white to me.

Black Tie Title hasn't been around long enough for the first title claim to surface, but it is surely passing horrendous costs onto consumers. 

Black Onyx Lending LLC gets its clients loans like this. 

The guy handled himself well . https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/officers-shut-down-white-woman-who-called-them-about-black-real-estate-investor/?

;age of the building;have there been any updates to the building envelope over the years (insulation, vapour retarder/barrier, fenestration, etc);are the radiators the older, freestanding cast-iron type, the mid-century baseboards, or the more modern flat(ish) panels;are the hydronic heating lines copper, black iron or {red} brass?

When you are running a business as a landlord things are typically black & white.

I was primarily concerned that my equity wasn't working hard enough for me and there was a black and white answer of which I was on the wrong side. 

@Lavell Black The County Assessor’s office will have that info.