We just had a couple of months of a vacant unit and it really ate into our cash reserves.

oh man, can I relate. like some others I hoped it would work out and they would come through. filing for eviction is your insurance policy whatever it costs. if they come through after your have filed then fine, you have options. until you file all you can do is hope they will come through. bad for you.I think of it as running a restaurant and they just ate their food, refused the check and order again. would you stand for that?

However keeping them an additional week/month pretty much ate my lunch.

He is setting a tee time.........The rest of the calls......Right to voice mail!!!!!!

I won't go into who was benefiting from the fees but such charges ate away at any possible amounts of equity still available to the past owner borrower.

on the new plumbing code the waste pipe on the bottom side of a tee has to be 2"The side inlet of the tee that goes to the trap can be 11/2 And the upper part of the tee (the vent ) can be 11/2Inspectors may "grandfather" things in at times But mpls/st.paul tend to be more strict 

I agree with the above poster who says real estate couses ate designed to help you pass the test.  

Ate they a good investment?

It would be like setting up a new plate and fork for every raisin you ate. 

I am a full time student at KSU and I work full time at Ed Voyles Honda (sales) in Marietta, Ga.