Then the court likes to see a deal being made to either keep them in place or have a date for them to move out.If you do a deal in court and they don't follow it you can make a motion with the court to have the execution issue.

It was a motion for summary of final judgement of foreclosure!

Many times, here any way, it's easier to get a sale date delayed through a motion/hearing with the court, initiated by the seller, as opposed to trying to get the lender itself to delay the sale with it's attorneys.

I have fans and dehumidifiers in place now.

Install exterior and interior wireless video cameras that are motion sensitive. 

The kid taped the motion sensors together and removed one side from the door frame.

He paid for a dehumidifier rental and some immediate costs with the first flood. 

@Philip PringI second the motion for Scott Smith. 

Depend on a crime rate in the aria.We have motion lights and foyer door get locked by tenants after 8:00pm.Didn't have any problem.

If she's well below market a 50$ increase would not trigger a move to an even more expensive property unless she is a person who operates very heavily out of principal.If the rents are lets say, 200 below market and her income is solid I would motion to increase the rents 50 no problem, and plan to increase another 50 on the next lease if it's still under market.