Not defending either market over the other just point out they are different,

Have them write your lease, as they will be the ones defending it in court.

Of course, I swear they often champion the least favourable one {to us} over the other - depending on whose paying for the appraisal and for what purpose.

Everybody involved defended these actions rigorously proving you can't argue with a sick mind.

Yes, it sucks they changed their mind, but you'll meet all kinds of jerks in this biz.In the end, you are giving all landlords a bad name by conducting yourself in this manner; you are setting yourself up for this person to possibly come vandalize your house as retaliation, which will potentially cost you far more than the security deposit to fix; and you may find yourself with a small claims court case date that you will have to spend time and money to defend.

In one, the defendant failed to refinance or sell, so the judge ordered the listing and named who the agent would be and sold the property to the buyer with the best offer (unfortunately not mine), and distributed the funds owed to the plaintiff and the rest to the defendant.

Even a fraudulent claim can cost tens of thousands to defend.

Defendant (s)4254 La Rosa Ave * North Port, FL 34286The paper reads:This action was tried before the Court.

I'm not defending this practice, but the situation is that new investors can make dozens and dozens of inquiries to a lender on deals that never come to fruition.

You can try to charge anything you want, but if you end up in front of a judge you have to defend your fees as being reasonable.