There's an array of situations in which I could imagine a tenant suing--  emotional distress, breach of contract, dissatisfaction with how repairs/security deposits/tenant approvals are handled...  

So long story short he went and applied for a loan and got approved for 70,000 because his temporary job he got is mainly for tips and they could not put that for his income in his application.

So long story short he went and applied for a loan and got approved for 70,000 because his temporary job he got is mainly for tips and they could not put that for his income in his application.

Also, remove emotion from the process.  

The Congress ruled that a temporary solution for Flood Insurance was to raise the price by 10% a year until a permanent solution to the huge shortfall could be found.

I think it's a great way to take emotions and "shock factor" out of the decision to increase rents.

If you have incandescent christmas bulb strings, those are sometimes used on trees to stop freezing so might work on the pipes as a temporary help until something more permanent can be done.

Take the emotion out of the equation.

Its probably the most emotional rollercoaster 'job' ive ever had.

I will be assigned to USNA (Annapolis, MD) on temporary orders most likely until November.