A professional boxer has the liability in a street fight for criminal charges if there's injury.Just citing examples and I'm not qualified to offer expert, legal advice.

Here's one story: Fiduciary ObligationsAs real estate investors this is really a result that we already know to be true: the Financial Services industry is not going to put clients' interests first, they will put their own interests first and fight to keep it that way.

You can choose not to join that dog fight.

The lesson I learned is that fighting the county on your own is rarely worth it.

I hired a lawyer to fight the insurance company which claimed only a few shingles needed to be replaced.Finally, after almost a year the lawyers were able to get the insurance to an arbitration where everyone meets on site at the house to inspect it and agree upon an amount the insurance would pay.I had already found a roofer and scheduled him in email form to start work 2 days after the arbitration date.

The snowball grows.Not using equity keeps us more honest and fighting for better deals. 

They can back out and it would be a fight to get made whole.  

It all depends if the tenants will drag out their stay by putting up a fight.

I agree it’s not worth fighting about but I’d take it right out of the deposit unless there is good tangible proof of this in writing .

We close at the end of October on the property I'm selling.Just got off the phone with my accountant, he is digging his heels in on this and saying everyone fights him on this and he has become an expert on this, because he went through this in December.