@Frank Jiang It's a relief to see you say that.

In some counties, now including Wake, the clerk of court requires the plaintiff to certify via a SERVICEMEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF ACT AFFIDAVIT the tenant's status. 

For most borrowers, its a relief to close that chapter in their lives.

Next, contact your member of Congress.We must keep this effort going so we don’t lose momentum just as we’re getting so close to seeing the relief our industry desperately needs become a reality.

Best of all, I can close quickly giving you the cash or debt relief you need.Knocking works the fastest, but LISTEN and try to get a walk through with all principal owners.See https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/42899-door-t...

Lead with promise to solve problems (or at least offer relief).

Well that's a relief!

I upgraded the property (i spent more than $3000 by far) and when i finished, i already had a waiting list (even though i raised rents from $450 to $600) and, to my relief, my tenants go out of their way not to be evicted.  

It's much relief to know I have two wholesalers I can trust so well that I just send them the buyer and know I'll get my commission at closing rather than having to fill out extra paperwork and play middle man.

Turned out it was b/c the water heater temperature was too high and the steam released from the relief valve made the floor wet.