Am I responsible for the damage caused by tenant 1 because she's technically removing snow on our behalf?

(C) Subsection (B) does not preclude an action against an owner of real estate who makes intentional misrepresentations in response to direct inquiry from a purchaser or prospective purchaser with regard to psychological effects or stigmas associated with the real estate.HISTORY: 2002 Act No. 336, Section 2.But like @Nathan G. said, they'll probably find out anyway.

Thanks for the response, Chris!

You look like a spamming douchebag.First card you say your main message.Second card you say something like.We tried to reach you but no response.... and you give a reason for your mailing again.Why do I know  for a fact my answer is the correct one?

Account Closed - that's not a very helpful or on point response.

Thank you for the follow up response.

I I can't believe the responses I'm getting on this.Let's let's get something straight, this is my borrower and my referral to my rebate realtor partner.If if I have a loan program that  the borrower has not been able to find through shopping five other lenders and in addition, I can effortlessly save the borrower almost $50,000 in otherwise forfeited tax-free home  equity, worrying about my compensation from the lender is irrelevant.Again since this is my borrower referral of all things!!

Thank you in advance for your responses. 

That is unless you have something specifically baked into your lease saying that in case one tenant is not around for any reason the full responsibility falls on the other to pay the full amount.

@Cory WellsMy previous response should have ready that is NOT a deal I would involve myself in.Also for a $70K property I would expect more than $100 a month.