It's best to take a couple of days to chill, and then weigh up the two sides.If after that, you guys decide you wouldn't be able to live with yourselves if you rolled over, and you don't mind spending more money than you would by coughing up, then one idea is to hire an atty to write a letter to the mgmt company.

Im apoligize if I offended you or anyonelse in any such way but its really not that serious, so chill out.

I can't imagine any judge looking at the evidence and stating he can stay or I have to give him a boat load of money.Thank God he has chilled on the dealing from my home and is starting to keep a lower profile after my last police report.

We went to view the property around 10 Feb and the place was utterly trashed as the previous tenant had just been evicted and left it in a disgusting state.

I can't help but laugh at this but the lying and utter disrespect and my word on how this would play out, so I want to collect on it.

It's such a rad loan, and one that veterans are utterly and completely deserving of at that.

Again, take off the tin-foil hat for just 5 minutes, chill the F-out, turn off the kook's-4-profit for just 5 minutes and LOOK at things.

Your realtor telling you not to worry would send chills, unless you are tight, then take it, but it's not his money.

I had a gas boiler completely break down in one of my properties during a deep chill about 5 years ago.

Based on the utter lack of communication and attempts to spread misinformation by ERP- I would not put it past them... but have you seen their 3rd party companies myspace webpage?