They should file with their rental insurance, the owner will file with thiers and let the insurance companies fight it out.

There are more marriages destroyed, families torn apart, siblings estranged, and future generations fighting and full of hate due to money issues than anything else.

April 16 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. foreclosure filings rose to a record in the first quarter as employers cut jobs in the recession and temporary programs to delay action on defaults came to an end, RealtyTrac Inc. said.A total of 803,489 properties received a default or auction notice or were seized, 24 percent more than a year earlier, the Irvine, California-based seller of default data said in a statement today.

Does anybody have any suggestions on how to fight this?

Eli Spevak of Orangle Splot, LLC, is one that had been in the fight for a long time.http://www.orangesplot.net/innovation_summary/maso...The is also a woman named Linda Manard of http://www.nichedesignbuild.com/ she started a tiny house community. 

Your agent not telling you this/giving the wrong reason for the fall out just kind of seems like he/she doesn't feel like fighting this for you. 

Family can fight over real and personal property through the courts and probate can be expensive!!

So there is certainly a reason to fight this as well as the other items that will be pushed shortly.

Changing light bulbs...I don't think that's worth the fight over a security deposit set-off.Again, look at your lease.

You do not live in fear of having a fire any more than you do now.They will fight, they will move in girl/boy friends, do drugs, drink, not pay, make noise, not clean up, etc. or they may be perfect angles.