It doesn't cost them anything to make your life miserable, so they file the claim and keep pushing in hooes if wearing you down.

If the thought of work makes you miserable, you're aren't in the right job, career, etc.

But tell you what - what I fear even more than that is having to spend my life wasting away at some miserable 9-5'er.

BUT no point getting a good deal and being miserable because you don't like the area or the people around you. 

Let me tell you right now, if you can’t put yourself in another person’s shoes and see a problem from that person’s perspective with empathy, you will fail miserably in the “landlording” business and in life.

If it's reasonable I do it - but if not, I encourage them to move on so we both won't be miserable.

Defendant’s testimony was miserable in mediation.

When I tried direct mail years ago it failed miserably.

it's interest based, and I'm paying 4.5%  In my case, I had the option to set the length of time to repay up to 5 years in 12 month increments.My year to date return was pretty miserable (less than 6% at this time, but was near 1% at the beginning of this year). 

If not, keeping it vacant is better than moving in bad tenants that will make you miserable and cost you money.Williampaid.com is good for electronically collecting rent. others like erentpayment.com or others which charge 3-5 dollars per month to accept rent via direct deposit.