Yes I think we will disagree (in my case) as the time remaining for compounding for me is realatively short and my rate of tax paid after I stop working will likely be significantly lower since what causes my rates to be high currently is limited to employment income, the rest of my income although considerable will nearly all be indefinitely deferred the way I invest and likely will remain so through retirement until death. 

It's not going to cause lung damage unless you sit there huffing it.If you have air ducts leave the circulation fan on the whole time, the ducts themselves keep a lot of smells.This is simply not true, output from ozone machines is dangerous and can cause severe lung damage.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

If the previous landlord did not do a good job of documenting the move in checklist there is no way to determine ANY damage the tenant has caused. 

They are flooding the U.S with drugs and what they can't move across quickly they dump at low prices causing even more of a scary moment for folks on the border. https://www.borderreport.com/r...

This is simple logic, cause and effect.ANYONE can make 6 figures within a month ANYONE!!

This guy did save you from making a mistake and providing a service to the IRA, which could very well cause problems with the IRS later, so that's good.

I guess at the end of the day though, if the vehicle has a malfunction and is the ultimate cause of an accident, that would always come back on me as the owner

With no one in overall charge, not every tenant pulls in the pails in the morning, on windy days, the empty pails would blow over the neighbors sidewalk, or halfway up the street, causing traffic problems.

You also have to be careful about evicting - there has to be a just cause.