He presented podiatrist's bill of $6,000 and $4,000 for pain and suffering.

The upstairs neighbor was contacted by my insurance company and they footed the bill after the insurance deductible. 

My properties have appreciated significantly over the last year and the city has reassessed these at significantly higher values which means a new larger tax bill.

Maintenance: $90/month would barely cover my landscaping bill, let alone if anything actually happened.  

Might be worth checking with the treasure about where tax bills are going or if it will be a county tax sale shortly. 

Their corporate attorney contacted me and admitted that this had been an error in the writing of the lease contract a few years ago and their corporate limits are actually lower on the following:1.

Take your annualized collected rents (plus, other income if there is any - pet, utility bill back etc) and subtract your annualized expenses.

I made an error.

I even pay all my cc bills in full each month.

If it is medical bills we tend not to care as much as long as they are paired with someone with better credit etc.So not super black and white on this issue and maybe why you are finding it hard to get specific answers.