Dear Tenant: Upon further consideration, since the quality of the well water was due to Mother Nature and I took immediate action to rectify the situation when informed, I do not feel that compensation is warranted.

From experience with my own daughter AND mother-in-law, I can say that this *could* have been due to a clogged drain caused by their gunk (face products, toothpaste, etc) in the p trap. 

Surely I will fail, even if I am Mother Theresa, if I am clueless about the market, don't know how to find motivated sellers and properties that would make a good investment in the current market.

Hi everyone,I currently have a house in Orlando (technically it's my mother's house).

I would never come close to gambling my mother´s future on anything even close to this level of risk.

I was wondering did your mother work ?

They rented out a bed room to a young couple with a small child, since the mother of the 2 girls worked they decided to have the roommate be the sitter, after a few months the 8 year old girl started to act strange she would wake up crying at night she would pea in her bed.

My mother in law has had a condo in Cape Coral for over 20 years, wonderful area but the traffic has grown insane, all the time. 

I live in my mother’s house, and we are considering possibly refinancing to purchase a multi-family property together (if that’s possible).Do you have any advice or insights on refinancing for this purpose?

My mother owns in another state but her home is paid for.