Non disclosure is a common reason for RE-related litigation - even when there truly was no knowledge of the problem in question.3. 

North Korea could nuke us, Trump could deport everybody who doesn't have an ancestor that's been in the country since the 1800's, and let's be honest we might have a civil war in the 2020 election.

BP is a great place to network with others in your market to get reasonable and responsible contractors....and even test them out on something smaller first to get an idea of responsiveness and pricing.The US is one of the most litigous places in the world...and usually the only winners are the lawyers.  

Three words: Civil Asset Forfeiture.

I'm 25 work full time as a civil engineer and part time as a landlord.

I don't think I have ever dealt with more stupid in my life and I work in civil construction.I personally can not see how anyone can make money at the current rates of the land or even purchase a ready-made property. 

I am a civil/structural engineer with a Professional engineers license and can design structures and get plans done for structural remodeling in case that helps you with any of your projects. look forward to hear from y'all.

The point to remember about insurance is that if it has to pay out, that means litigation was brought and you lost.

The number one rule for litigators is that they sue the people with money.

There was no out of pocket or loss to the owner, so litigation ensued, eventually (one year later) the owner lost and had to refund the money we had in escrow.