I would want a bigger deposit in case they caused any damage to the pool.

We have a house that was damaged by a fire due to the neighbor's negligence.  

Most likely, unless it has been frozen, it would be the COA's responsibility to make the deficient piping whole again, with the possibility that the cosmetic damage in your unit falls to you.

We knew no one else could see the potential given its cosmetic condition, and since it had been on and off the market so many times, we negotiated the price down $60,000 from list, and they fixed $10,000 of damage before we closed.

But there were some maintenance costs and one of the tenants was really difficult for a few months and left $2,000 in unpaid rent and damages.

If your agent damaged tenants property, you're responsible.

Note water leak causing the damage has been stopped.

Hello all,Have an offer on a property, since I am using the property itself for the loan I am wondering if the lenders I am prequalified with only offer loans with rates/terms I am unwilling to accept, would this trigger the liquidated damages clause? 

Jersey City has been extremely hot for years, and like @Michael Klauder said, the competition is quite fierce and you have to know the area well as the "vibe", so to speak, could vary drastically from block to block in these bigger cities.Hudson, Essex and/or Passaic counties have multifamily inventory, a high percentage of renters, and convenient transportation options for your commute into the city, so those would be a good starting point for you.

Not to mention whatever water damage is done.