Upfront sorry for how long this is going to be but I have been racking my brain for a while now and cant seem to really figure it out.

At which time go to court and fight over damages (Some places have up to 3 times meaning you can get up to $75)3) Continue to pay late, rack up the damages until it adds up and you are evicted (of course you may be told that you did not try mitigating the damages) then in court present your case fighting for all damages and the ability to stay.Only your lawyer or a judge can tell you if that stated statute applies in your instance.

Lets have a conversation :) I have been racking my brain on this topic and feel I have finally come to a "proverbial truth" around money and value and would love to hear everyone's point of view as I want to dis-prove what I currently think...And...I have yet to disprove it.So I am looking for some help to look at it from as many directions as possible so I can feel confident in what I am saying.I created a video on my Bigger Pockets Blog to help share my idea and would love your feedback.FYI - there is no external links to my private website or anything like that.I am literally just looking to have some fun and challenging conversations with some fellow investors.So lets keep it fun :)Here is the link to my video on my Bigger Pockets Blog: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Looking forward to all of the conversation!

And she removed everything off the counter top (coffee pot, spice rack, etc) and put them in random cabinets (???). 

I'm racking my brain to recall where I saw it.

Meet ya'll at the clearance rack! 

Below is a pic for reference and if you're just starting out you should punt on these.Going back to the original question, if you do have issues with an older brick building, a lot of times running the steel I-beam across the basement in place of the old wooden one which has bent over time, gets the job done to minimize sagging on the first floor and sound-up the foundation. 

I get cashed out... but it was ridiculous the ladies at Naca knew how tough the market was so it cost us lunch at applebees  each time.. full rack of ribs  LOL...

My best advice is to be very concise when talking to your RE lawyer, if he's not on a flat fee, you can easily rack up 10-15 hours for this level of negotiation.

Besides safety, the maintenance and life of the deck and stairs are compromised because of items sitting on the wood not letting it dry properly and restricting the ability to clean and maintain it.There shall be no use of grills on the wooden deck because it can cause a fire hazard and can damage the wood with grease or ash.