If not you may be able to exercise the bump out under 22B (5).

As long as she exercises per the terms of the agreement, you're going to get what you agreed to.

Swimming is fantastic exercise, you'll love it. 

Make sure you also send a denial letter every time your deny someone.Just remember that when you have a rental property the people applying have many many rights, and if they choose to exercise those rights, whether they are just or not could cost you a lot of money in legal fees defending your position.

@Josh Caldwell is correct that you need to remain agile enough to move quickly, but you also need to exercise the patience not to expend your energy tilting at windmills.  

@Adolfo Cuellar As an investor in single famliy homes, I've found that trying to work with agents has been an exercise in futility.

If IRS does not exercise its redemption right within the 120 days it will automatically expire.

everyone will be different. in my case, it's given me a chance to hire people to do the jobs instead of fixing everything myself. that, in turn, has helped me spend more time with the kids and be home late nights.some people will tell you "i can travel more", i can afford more things, i can rest more, i can exercise more". at the end, it gives you time and money to do whatever you choose.

I had built good relationships with them all and she in the end didn't like it so I guess she exercised her authority and in the end I lost my job.

After that, I would have my CPA go through the same exercise.