Seems very odd to say the least   That's such an erroneous statement that it almost stinks of ignorance.

I also think it's better to err on the side of being picky.

Many are previously settled and still erroneously listed.

I can tell you that a Judge will err on the side of caution because end of day, there elected, and have to operate "C.Y.A." in rulings.

The fact that it ended up being 19% of expenses was partially down to my ignorance on how much those things cost, coupled with the relatively low monthly rent.That said, I'm trying to learn how to walk that line between being overly optimistic and overly conservative, and so far I've tried to err on the side of caution.

Can't err on the side of simplicity, ya know?

@Mike Doubek If it were me I would definitely keep looking for tenants and not take that couple........they might be fine but I like to err on the side of caution.

Given the uncertainty in asset and debt markets, I'd like to err on the side of safety in good locations with above median income levels. 

err on the side of too large) at the front of the gable to create a portico.

I tend to err on the side of caution so I’d like to overshoot my potential budget expenses, but I don’t know if 10% for each is prudent.