If you do not bribe him he will keep you held up for days, and your luggage will most likely be ransacked or damaged.  

William,Although you may not have physical presence in the state, the bricks and mortar of the assets would.

The blowup and resulting collateral damage from passing a clouded title can be very expensive.

There are sealers you can purchase that will fill them in to protect from water and ice damage which can make those cracks larger during winter months.

Down here the law says the landlord must mitigate damages from loss of rent if a tenant jumps ship.

Remind her that SHE is on the lease and responsible for damages caused by this guy, drugs found on the premises, whatever else might be going on.  

Behind the white mesh is wood and I don't want water to damage the area over time. 

Another is the damages for a tenant not moving out on the agreed upon date. 

I do have a 3 unit building on a main st. in a small town and ins. for that property is $114/month.My insurance guy has always used the hail damage situation.....replacement coverage would get me new roofs while cash value policies would mean a big out of pocket expense.

Also physically strong; a useful trait!!