I agree that precautions should be taken (men and women) but I also feel that we should keep in mind that thousands and thousands of showings take place each day with no incident.

(I understand we have to take extra precautions etc. insulating for wiring, etc.) 

What are all the precautions you take to ensure your pipes stay flowing?

We took the precaution of getting the rental license for this property and were ready to file for eviction the minute this thing turned so we'd lose as little time as possible.

But with that still take precaution.

I am sure you want the exact location of the place, but my husband doesn't want me to advertise the address as a standard precaution.

I will take all the fault as long as I can make sure the house is safe and secure, but what can I do when I've taken all the precautions I should do (interview, meet with the PM, check reviews and references etc) and he just basically lies about everything up front, and then once he gets the business he literally just collects the check and sends me a statement every month.

The theory of "giving the TILA disclosures as a precaution and for good measure" could backfire.

Let's say a sewer system for a single-family, low-income rental house in an economically depressed area of NY State, dies. Let's say the hypothetical repair costs $20,000, and monthly rents are $750.  Let's say, for c...

For both real estate and paper assets, there are precautions you can take to manage your risk.