Few years ago I was confronted by a pit bull and I whipped out my can of spray only to find it had lost its charge!

I confronted her about her business and she said so long as she pay her rent on time and did not disturb my neighbor's peace it'll be alright.

Gurley suggested which is confront the owner give him cash for keys and then deal with the primary noteholder supposedly Deutsche Bank.?

Looking back at our other moments we confronted him, we were trying to be nice while laying out our terms with him.

I don't want to come across as confrontational, but the public needs to be made aware of the problem/fraud.  

My personality type is non-confrontational and not one to throw people under the bus in front of their face.Now I decide my next step...I'm not the lawsuit type of guy, and at this point, would want nothing to do with this property under seller-financing terms (he would make my life miserable).Considering asking seller for consideration, or payment, of some sort to avoid going the legal route while also avoiding me dragging this out by clouding title, etc.Definitely not making any quick decisions.

The offender may have no idea they're bothering someone else and most complaining tenants are too chicken to confront offenders themselves.

While many Americans are unaware of potential dangers from untreated mold growth in commercial and private properties, the lack of scientific standards and documentation only adds to the confusion we all feel when confronted by potential dangers of substances that we grew up to believe were harmless.

Text messaging certainly made it easier to respond to someone and avoid confrontation.

I just don't see how price can keep going up....a couple making $300K is just getting by these days....Low affordability, ageing bull market, confrontational leadership, taking on the whole world as our enemy, rob the poor......I just dont see upside in any asset class now...Cash sounds pretty good to me...Lol