I feel great after eviction....like there is some rule of law and justice.

The HUD findings pointed out the statistics about racial minorities and the criminal justice system.Fire any property manager that does not know better than to advertise a no felon policy.

The arbitrator shall be a retired judge or justice, or an attorney with at least 5 years of residential real estate Law experience, unless the parties mutually agree to a different arbitrator, who shall render an award in accordance with the State in which the Buyer uses in their address as indicated in Paragraph labeled “Parties”.​

I cannot even do the disgustingness justice.

Department of Justice. 

Lets not forget the self satisfaction on justice with maybe a side of vengeance sprinkled in. 

Thanks Justice!

As for the Absentee Owners, you can look for motivation in the same ways as mentioned above, but you would also want to include,Forcible Detainer's - Justice of the Peace (in my county)Keep an eye on the owners who's names keep popping up on the foreclosure list, etc...

You're like a mortgage social justice warrior that wants to make sure we aren't being too hard on banks.

The following comes directly from the NH Department of Justice's website:"New Hampshire's law on security deposits (RSA 540-A) defines a security deposit as any money that a tenant gives to his or her landlord other than the monthly rental payment.