Life is way too short to deal with people like this.Third, harden up, I see a lot of emotion in your writing and you seem to feel betrayed she would treat you this way, after all your kids played together.

Pits are the most emotionally sensitive of the breeds and that is why they are easily trained to be aggressive.

Don't buy if it isn't really a deal, especially due to emotional attachment!

I let my emotions get the best of me.Let's say, optional.

FB has certainly done their homework with how to appeal to human emotion and desire.

The exception may be if you personally witnessed an abusive event ... and then it would probably have to be physical abuse before most authorities would take any action (policy forces and the judicial system are just starting to understand other forms of abuse {emotional, financial, etc} ).

I was scheduled to close, and my buyer really wanted it to close on time so I discounted the price so he could do a legal eviction.If your squatter has no resources to make other living arrangements (mental, physical, emotional), he's not going anywhere, even if he has no stuff.

The other reason I don't want to sell, is an emotional one.

First rule of REI is don't get emotionally attached to a deal.

There are very limited metrics in controlling SFH prices as again, they are priced according to what is generally an emotional transaction.