The journey ahead will most likely be challenging but keep after it...Since quitting my job, I have bought and sold 4,000 apartment units valued at $200 million.It seems like you are very motivated, and in case you need a gentle nudge to take the next step, you can learn more about my journey at this link:I quit my CPA Job to buy Large Apartment BuildingsTo your success 

@Jay Hinrichs, All right I'll take that gentle slap. 

Harmless/informative posts like (seemingly) this one can be twisted into a narrative that better explains why the deal went bad.I 1000000% agree that keeping the community apprised was wise, until she mentioned that she filed suit.

Another way the say this is that this rule makes a lot of people happy at a very important time.Please do not twist my words and talk about things we are not supposed to talk about here, or the moderator might remove my post if you associate it with off limits topics. 

No, for some reason our twisted society values the one who carries food over the one who actually makes it.

There is also a monthly meetup at Twisted Track Brew Pub in downtown Roanoke on the last Thursday of each month.

All you have to do is google "concurrent", and no they don't have to spell out that "concurrent" means it's dictionary definition vs a seedless watermelon from Honduras or any other twisting of such word.   

Plot twist, the metal roof wasn't permitted. 

Then, I would very gently tell the tenant that this paper is just a formality and that nothing will even happen if they pay rent as promised on the day they promised.  

My version of this idea would be a twist between RV park and airBnb style camping.