Best reception might be on the roof but they can cause leaks and also can have an electrical fire during a storm causing a fire and damage to your building.So I see on buildings where they might allow one installed on the ground but not the building and they have to get management approval.

I can still do some serious damage with tens of million of dollars for R.E. investing

The cabinetry when you walk in has water damage on the bottom these people say happened when the porch flooded and water came under the door.

The entire basement walls are covered in mold spores and it seems like there was water damage coming from maybe a broken pipe or maybe from the exterior of the house.

If you brought in a used on and the damage isn't obviously caused by them, then I'd say you're on the hook.

The exterior AC condenser looked like it was in fairly good shape; however, on one side of the unit the fins looked like they were bent and damaged (possibly from a hail storm?).

Roof is not in great shape (hail damage), but is functioning fine and not leaking.

If you drop one of these, they will be irrevocably scuffed, marked, nicked, damaged, or even shattered.

I went in there today and now they say he owes 1500 in damages.

He owes roughly $2,000 in unpaid rent, late charges, and for damage to the property.