Just like Thomas knew there wouldn't be any first person responses, I'm sure the folks that are flabbergasted we use business entities as part of our asset protection plan will not come back to BP and warn us of the dangers if they ever get sued for more than their umbrella policy.

You did warn me about agreeing with you on the other thread.

If it was theirs and they installed it I would go after them for full rent as well as the cost of repairs.Landlords take warning ...never allow a tennat to install a window AC unit.

This is Unless the tree was obviously damaged/diseased and you had been warned about it.

I'm working to get my first property listed as well and can relate to a lot of what you posted and will definitely heed your warnings on the lease signing once I get there.

WARNING - do deep due diligence on these parcels!

Even the Realtors association has warned agents on this.2.

@Leland SmithLet me be the party pooper and warn you against a JV with someone you just met.

I think it was a very clever move for BP, laying it out and linking topics to selected blogs and BP materials.I did notice the due on sale clause was mentioned several times as a caution in several techniques and is certainly appropriate to give such warnings.

Steve Babiak -- since I am the newb who started the thread you mention above about exclusive buyer agent agreements, I can only say, "If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to serve as a horrible warning." ;-)