But PA can give you rights to do, contract, or even sell.Full disclosure is always the best policy, as anything else can make someone mad enough that they search for and find a way to do you harm, even if only in reputation.

RyanMost states understand when a MTM tenant doesn't give a 30 day notice, or when a lease is broken, that this "breach of contract" or possibly even a violation of state statutes, causes financial harm to the landlord in the form of increased costs and lost rent.

My understanding of the law in Ohio is this: The use of deadly force is permitted in cases where you feel you are in immenent danger of severe bodily harm or death and you have no available recourse to flee the situation.

We're going to offer them every resource available socially, education, funding for housing, job training, GED, substance abuse, counseling, domestic violence counseling," said IMPD Commander Chad Knecht.Months worth of work and money is spent to arrest drug dealers, and instead of sending them to jail, we GIVE THEM MONEY!!!

I believe in substance over form and the question obviously had to do with an arrangement where the poster wanted services for nothing.

I agree with substance over form...which is what Andy is citing above.

You are paying for the insurance but I'll be you never read the policy you are paying for.There is probably plenty in there about neglect of the property, etc.Defaulting and abandoning a property is a form of neglect and harms the value of the property because abandoned property sells for less.So your actions (not market forces) have increased the loss to the PMI company.

A successful person knows how to find value and you are doing a diservice and putting yourself in harms way by thinking you know it all.

I believe in substance over form.

No harm done.My philosophy tends to be security-maximizing and long-term oriented.