Calhoun or the guy at the corner drug stores no one at this time know how it will work just a lot of talk.Joe Gore

I thought only drug dealers have pit bull, and a normal citizen doesn't need a pit bull.

Take the six months it would take you to repay the money and learn for yourself.I hope youre not the kind of person that watches commercials on TV and go arguing with your doctor how much better for you it would be to get the drug from the TV commercial versus what he's been prescribing for you that's been working just fine.

In Dallas years ago an apartment in a war zone was renting out units, requiring more money if you were going to sell drugs out of the apartment,,,they not only threw the owner in jail (because obviously he was gaining financially by the drug selling since he was charging more), they took the apartments (it was 10-20 units)If someone is doing something illegal in one of your rentals, and you don't do anything about it, you could be charged for being involved,,if you don't know, thats a different story, but if you know and 'look the other way', you are asking for trouble.

First buy the most inclusive insurance possible, make call to police telling them that you are living in "your address" and you are reporting "insert local drug dealer name" for drug dealing at "location".....await firebombing from local dealers, squatter runs for his life, collect insurance.

.-- Allowing a suspected drug dealer to continue living in a unit (The eviction process has extended to 3 months!)

On the other hand brokers are like a Ma and Pa restaurant you drive through and their menu says a large diet coke is $2 less a credit of $1 net coke price $1.

So, they are laundering drug money paying you in cash......hmmm?

I think he is more or less trying to keep liquid cash away from his ex due to the drug problem.

Naah, it was more than likely the drugs he ingested the night before at the party that he went to that several people spoke about.