Use your best judgement to protect you and him from claims.

He finished the job, I paid him, then it rained for the next two days so I didn't go outside, and was just working inside.

Then the title company went to pull a tax certificate and found a tax judgement.

@Chris Adams and others may chime in, but I believe that is the judgement amount owed.

I asked one of the guys and he said they have been selling the small samples, and mostly were the wives and daughters asking for it.It comes in various scents, from vanilla bean, to fresh air, to sea breeze, to clean and crisp or spring rain to those fruity strawberries etc...and I thought at the time I would try it, just being curious.My concern was also it would repulse some people, I went and read reviews, the brand they sell at the Home Depot is Paint Scentsation.Paint ScentsationIt recommends 1 oz added to 1 gallon of paint, I only used 0.25 oz for a whole gallon and it was pretty mild.I only used it in the two closets, thinking that very few people would object to the scent of a cedar lined closet, and probably prefer that over a musky sweaty closet (especially if they keep the laundry basket there).As for how long it lasts, the web site says:Q.

I told my manager proceed with eviction + bogus heat service bill + late rent charge+after judgement; proceed with collection agency.I understand all this have cost & I probably will never see my money back.But if I let the tenant stay without them repaying late rent, eviction cost & bogus heat maintenance call.

Winter came early and with force - 4' of snow before the end of December {half of which has been rained away in an uncharacteristic "tropical oasis" the past 2-weeks}.Though SFHs are typically on their own, we did send our snow removal service around to our student houses to clear the drives and, in some cases, the roofs, before the students returned from the holidays.

Ruggedized for rain.

At the moment I'm in Sebastian, enjoying the rain.

I would post a pay or quit after the grace period and follow your state laws to start the eviction and judgement.