A lot of "professional tenants" know how to work the system, and know all the tricks to play to prolong eviction.

Originally posted by @Donald Hendricks: if they have nothing to eat, people, they die.Perhaps eventually, but bedbugs can go dormant for a prolonged period of time (months) when a food source is not available.

So a foreclosure in their past doesn't usually give us pause during the approval process but we received an application yesterday and upon doing some quick checking we discovered that our applicant was able to prolong their foreclosure for nearly 8 years.My initial thought is that if they are this good at prolonging a foreclosure what will they be like (or how good will they be) at prolonging an eviction if we ever head down that road.Comments?

Evict/cash for keys in order to prevent prolonged tenants, repairs not done, etc3.

This should allow him to get the money he needs to move but also motivate him so that I don't have to deal with him deciding to prolong his departure after the closing date.

I meant "certified" for my prolonged living here since 1990.

Thus prolonging this problem and not solving it.Yeah, maybe the extra rent/deposit route is best.

I really thnk that this plan to help homeowners in trouble will just prolong the inevitable.

While no one can deny that  saving even a a few fractions of a percentage in interest rates is a good thing, what most people end up doing is prolonging the time they carry such debt, and thus paying more interests in the long term, which I guess is a good thing for people in the lending industry.

Its not that nobody wants 'em, but it could be stay listed for prolonged period of time because its sometimes difficult to consummate the sale.