With all the freeze and thaw cycles from our harsh Midwest winters the clay pipe has broken apart and collapsed.  

Not to be harsh, but you work 8 hours a day or so.  

Sorry if this is harsh, but not nearly as harsh as the lesson that may be coming if I'm right.

Sending some letters needs to be mixed with some of the above to get consistent results.Just start doing it and then you can refine later.Not trying to be harsh, but action triumphs everytime.

I'm not trying to be harsh, but subdivisions aren't something you do if you are inexperienced, and no lender is going to consider gambling away their money with someone that doesn't know what they're doing.

Not to be too harsh, but these were my thoughts on seeing the ad: Funny that you advertise the 'huge new tub' and have no photos of it.

@Jay Hinrichs OH BOY LOL - That's harsh : buyers are liars, sellers are liars, wholesalers are liars everyone has an agenda...I like to change that and INSERT THE WORD "SOME"I don't think like that, there are good people out there who are sellers, buyers, and wholesalers, and realtors & brokers. 

This may sound harsh, but it doesn't sound like you offer a personalized touch or personal relationship.  

They even managed to evict a man for parking his big rig in the complex, something I thought was too harsh as it was part of the man's livelihood, but this dump, this has upset the entire neighborhood as its the first property in the complex, reflecting on the entire community..  

Just for the record.However serving a notice on the 6th, or whenever, is not for the purpose of evicting it is to teach a tenant the harsh reality of being a tenant.