Looks like my fears are correct, I can't, without risking being accused and possibly found guilty of a self-help eviction, shut off the water.

Also http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/reg/UnlicensedActivity.htmlI think the verbage is "guilty of having operated as a sales associate without being the holder of a valid and current license" Typical Penalty: fined $500, costs, 90 day suspension, 6 month probation, attend one 2-day FREC meeting.

Again, Marcus, you and I will have to agree to disagree, and the residents are welcome to plead their case in court.

Or can she go get herself some legal aid lawyer and plead that she was in a rehab and wasn't able to get her mail...You know where I am going with this..Also, if she is the only person on the lease, do I have to file for eviction of these other people that have taken up residency in my building?

, personal property stored improperly, unregistered vehicle, and all the other lease/house rule violations that a typical lowlife is guilty of ARE adequate to proceed with eviction for other than late rent in most locales.

As one court put it, "specific performance of a contract for sale of land will be decreed only if the contract is capable of being mutually enforced with results that are just and practical, the moving party is not guilty of laches and there is countervailing equity against him, and there is no adequate remedy at law available to him."

Omni National Bank, pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S.

We on here are all guilty of that from time to time.Being unemployed is an interesting way of thinking about.

Michigan Supreme Court justice pleads guilty to bank fraud chargehttp://www.detroitnews.com/article/20130129/METRO/301290394/Michigan-Supreme-Court-justice-pleads-guilty-bank-fraud-charge?

Here is another issue too as to case studies, HUD prefers to slap hands out of court quickly and efficiently, many issues don't go to court, they plead out to a closed hearing or agreement, pay fines and go on the HUD naughty list and the public may never hear of the issue.