You really shouldn't have to press them very hard.

So we shortly became accidental landlords as we moved out of state for my job opportunity.

You would be hard pressed to justify $5,950 in income to a two year old for appearing on a website.

It slides right under the shingles press down and presto a mess of shingles are now free with/without their nails, when I helped with my parents house thats what we used, 3,000 sqft took me and my brother about 5 hours on a very pitched roof and ladders.

He was your typical accidental landlord after not being able to sell his primary residence and moving to a new place.

And this is why Rolfe allowed NPR and Al Jazeera into the room at this weekend's Mobile Home University.Rolfe doesn't care how negative or positive these articles are about his industry - he is too smart for that.The value to Rolfe in having mainstream liberal press write articles that paint him in *at BEST* a neutral light - is that he knows that deep pocketed investors love mis-priced assets.

Follow through with the eviction for non payment.If I was in your shoes I would press hard to get paid while working the eviction as fast as possible.

I had an accidental wholesale awhile back.

Also, I don't need a tenant to lie to me about their "indoor" cat, that of course "accidentally" got out and now is pregnant.

I would be more embarrassed about screwing him over accidentally then I would some other money lender.