@Albert Bui @Carlos ValenciaHi Matthew, appreciate the response!

He is indicating that they won't have any financial responsibility for the lease.

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so even though I enjoy coaching, I can only justify doing it if the income from the coaching justifies hiring someone else to do another one of my responsibilities.

I was about to lose it until I read @James Carlson's response.

Readers should seek professional advice.Thank you for your response. 

This is a more meaningful response compared to the others.

I am trying to get in touch with them about a house that they won at tax auction 3 years ago, but have gotten no response.

I'd prefer not to go through the eviction process, but their lack of responsiveness leaves me no choice.Thanks in advance for your help!

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