When we press her on this issue, she swears nobody is living with her.Okay so let's keep going.  

Lawyer said get them out, not just their vehicles.. thus will press for an expedited EV if possible as its not just me and the UD, but several neighbors complaining about them to local authorities already.Indeed once the Sheriff comes out here to remove them and their property I will call the local police to have obstructions to my right of way removed if still there

Much better ROI, but I can do cash if I'm really pressed. 

I think you'd be hard pressed to see this filed, let alone make it to trial, and yet again be found guilty.Of course this applies to Texas only and isn't legal advice.

Originally posted by Andrew Isaacs:I don't know how to @ someone, but thanks @Mitch Kronowit... that's high praise.Andrew Isaacs, press the @ sign and type the persons name and a window will pop up, scroll down and click on their name, I do this without any spaces, even I can do it!

While Maricopa is a great community, you'll be hard pressed to find a long term tenant that will rent in Maricopa but work in the valley(Phoenix Metro).

"You'd be hard pressed to find a rental applicant that doesn't have at least one financial judgement against them.And, apparently, it doesn't depend on the income level of the neighborhood.

As a mindtrust for my bretheren and sistren, here are some articles that I have gleaned from the superhighway:Honda giving no to low cost financing:http://www.clarkhoward.com/news/clark-howard/environment-energy/honda-rolls-out-home-solar-installation-initiative/nWsjD/http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/20/business/honda-to-offer-customers-a-home-solar-system-option.htmlFirst Complex of 114 Apartments 100% Solar Building in San Diego:http://www.cleanenergyauthority.com/solar-energy-news/san-diegos-first-100-pv-apartment-community-032913California changing the law for COMMERCIAL applications: http://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/PublishedDocs/Published/G000/M055/K434/55434149.PDFWhile this press release is convoluted, perhaps another thread can discuss what the state of CA is actually doing with commercial applications and getting paid to create power for the grid, but I digress. . .So back to my central question, how do you step up to solar efficiently & economically, then become the power company for your tenants?

But, not just with individual citizens, but with big business also...Take a look at the recent press around Papa John's founder John Schnatter.

She of course could not find that clause in the lease when pressed, because it didn't exist, but she refused to pay the last month.