An endangered species..2.  

Substantial Violation is defined by CRS 13-40-107.5 (3), which basically says that if actions of the tenant endanger the property, other tenants, neighbors, is a drug related felony, or is an offense that would result in incarceration of 180 days or more, or is a public nuisance as declared by the health department and occurs near or on the property, or on the common/parking areas of the property. 

These guys are worried about fires, about avoidable accidents, about loss of life and property, about stopping arrogant, greedy little fools who make irresponsible decisions and endanger their communities in order to enrich themselves unreasonably.

In addition, I told them that I thought they should have to tell people when they go into space that they counsel sexual predators, as there are women that sometimes work late, and those predators could be hanging out in the parking lots etc. and endanger the other tenants.The counselors told me there is no cure, but there is "treatment" to try to teach them how to handle their urges, etc., and that in regard to child molestation, it is a "victimless crime".

But if you have enough in cash to pay OFF an entire mortgage in one fell swoop, then next month there's no payment and you haven't endangered your cash flow position. 

Unfortunately, the shortage of housing has made former "affordable housing" become an endangered species. 

I'm what's called Loyal Opposition and under this administration like no other in history I'm considered an 'endangered species.'

It also lists the reasons someone could be removed from their home, such as:Not paying rent.Committing a “substantial violation” that endangers those living there, such as a “violent or drug-related felony.”

However, it's OK to transfer money between your personal account and LLC and not endanger your protection, right?

Is this endangering the lives of the renters if the home owner returns to find "squatters" living in his home and decides to take matters into his own hands when they refuse to leave?