Use a circular saw with a lot of teeth in the blade.

Every time a proposition comes on the ballot, we get to watch people lie through their teeth, present things out of context, and report irrelevant suspicions about the proposition.

A judgment has more teeth and is worth more on the secondary market for debt collections.

That makes absolutely no sense whatsoever...

Do you have any experience with other rentals whatsoever?

They will write an order with teeth based on contract law.You are right that the OLA has jaded me in this business, but it wasn't their political articles, it was the 750 threads in the "Landlord Help" forum reading about people's actual experiences with tenants and LTB that taught me what I need to know to protect my business.

They may have no legal defense whatsoever and are just buying time because they know the judges here will give in.

Been reading it for 2 weeks and have found nothing of interest in it whatsoever.

So my husband...who is not on the deed to my house, is not on my HELOC, and has no financial responsibilities whatsoever for either the house or the HELOC...had to come to my signing of the HELOC docs and sign some of the papers also.

Though I don't see how this has any bearing whatsoever on the legality of a double close.