Maybe there are more than enough houses in this area to go around.Or, maybe there's a reason it hasn't sold in 144 days.So, when you come across a seemingly good deal that's still available after a long time on the MLS, is your reaction 'oh, good!  

I'm afraid my reaction was not as professional as it should have been.

The answer is NO.For some reason, through the years, over 30, the body language and reaction to the security amount is a good indicator if the tenant pays on time or not in the future.

My initial reaction was to end the lease at the date they had requested which would give them approximately one month to clear things out at while making repairs that may be necessary and/or marketing the apartment.  

Also, our reaction to this has not been anywhere close to China’s. 

I recently got a secured credit card and will use it to pay off debts and then make payments on the card (like a chain reaction) hopefully it works lol.

His stance that all debt is bad seems to be an extreme reaction to a traumatic event that happened to him. 

Thank you.Best regards,Michael My first reaction is to just leave it alone. 

You didn't mention what region you were considering moving to, so maybe it will be similar enough culturally or a big enough town that it won't be an issue.My first reaction to your post was - No! 

After a heated reaction, they agreed.