No rain, but it drops the temp to 92F so back to work. 

My state recently adopted rules that prohibit putting SS#, and date of birth on the Judgement convicting a criminal of a crime. 

If you tacitly approve of him being there, that can be interpreted as legal approval for residency, but possibly not for seeking a judgement against him.   

I already have a few colleagues who have decided (against wiser judgement, IMO) to take once weekly flights to NYC from Rochester, and still have a huge home upstate.

On the start of a long weekend - looking to paint a duplex if the rain holds off, trim bushes at a few properties, and see if anyone pays rent on the first since it falls on a Sunday.  

Sometimes, you just have to let go of the reins and have faith in your judgement.

My dad has (against my better judgement) trained a guy whom I consider local competition but they're 50/50 partners on a lot of deals.

The lawns green right up again when the rain returns.We require tenants in our SFRs to take care of the landscaping, except we tend to the trees and shrubs.

@Zach Schwarzmiller   Good luck with it were is it Yakima Walla Walla are you going to relocate and get out of the rain?

my local experience : judgement amount has nothing to do with the opening bid. bank may open the auction below/at/over judgement amount. true : in many cases opening bid is around the judgement amount...but in general the key is to know what the opening bid will be so that you don't waste your time on due diligence.