The 3 of us (Carlos, Michael & Myself) have been rather consistent in what we have been saying if not absolutely resolute, and most importantly, very detailed in every facet, very clear transparent in every facet of our messaging.

Just want to make sure this sounds like a normal resolution to the issue.

The goal here is to come to a resolution, which will take some giving on your part.

Best, and most commonly resolved (negotiated) in an Inspection Resolution process that seeks to amend the default as-is purchase agreement (contract), it is incorrect to conflate the two, as was alluded to in the article's conclusion.

It also comes into play in determining our liquidation strategy, in finding the fastest, most efficient, most profitable path to a NPN resolution.

You should certainly see more than 2 unless you have your monitor resolution set low.

Most will explain the process, help you identify comparable market data, and encourage you to seek resolution if you feel the assessment is unfair. 

A little more info might be helpful for some of us to advise you on resolution.

BBB doesn't take complaints down, they keep it up along with the status and resolution.

At this point any proposed resolution is likely to fail (billing him directly for repairs, filling the tank yourself then adding it to his rent) because the bottom line is he doesn't have the money.