This might be a lengthy post so I apologize.Last March I took my first full time job as an experiential market manager in Orlando and although my job is pretty fun I quickly realized why I was an independent contractor for so long.

I think a lot of people in BP are eagerly waiting for an update from you - especially after the lengthy 7+ page discussion on things not going well.What's the update?

I have also had a hell of a time getting some major work done on my Oakland house, so I am pretty wary of contractors and getting burned by shoddy work, and lengthy timelines and delays (I'd like to think I learned a thing or two, though!).

And this brings me to the point of this lengthy post.

Unless the trustee wants to show up to the closing table with cash for the difference.If the estate has to go through probate, that will delay the ability to list the property.If the trustee isn't making payments, the property will never make it through a lengthy shortsale.If this was a reverse mortgage, the trustee will only have a year to figure something out or else the bank will just take the home.

If you can and you can lock in a lengthy lease, and the numbers are great, I would.

This alone may be enough to deter any further activity at your place.You may be able to negotiate a move-out plan with the tenant to get them to voluntarily leave, and thus avoid a lengthy and costly process of eviction.

Hey Jeremy, really appreciate your lengthy response.

So besides giving her an account of my watering frequency and length, I have not given her anything else.

Now the landlord has to go through the lengthy process of evicting the looser tenant without any help from the state.