That makes evictions harder and more costly.What most landlords do is get something called a "joint and several liability clause" inserted into their rental contract.

(Insert something in here about any action being better than no action to complete it all lol)

Basically, from the inside looking out, the left hand side with knob and deadbolt was higher than the hinged side which kept the door latch from inserting into the strike plate hole (it was too low - or rather the jamb was too high).Now, I picked up a really slick trick with this problem. 

Or I could have read Joe's response before posting, insert laughing smiley face here--->

So its possible to insert a steel beam there to span front to back.

@Ned Carey no it was a major lender - not sure why the attorney who drafted the deed of trust inserted that language to be honest.

I inserted "potentially" because procuring cause being established simply by showing a property is something of a grey area, which I will address later.

@John RickerYou would research this information from the county records.Google "tax assessor information <insert county><insert state>"

Inventory starts to go bad or outdated, and people are needing to pay their RENT (which we will cover later *insert eye roll*) as Paul Getty stated "If you owe the bank a 100$ thats YOUR problem, but if you owe the bank 100 million dollars thats the BANK'S problem." 

See, that's why I asked.I was thinking about doing it myself if it just needed inserts, but for whole windows I was a little nervous.