Then everything earned after marriage (outside of these assets) could be communal property.I've personally seen too many marriages end when one individual brought significantly more into the marriage and it caused for a messy divorce.

If their agent gets involved and makes a mess I walk, otherwise the seller or I pay the agent and we get on with our lives.

@Joe FergusonI do not know the law in Texas, but around here if you sold the house and are now the bank (i.e. the name on title is the present owner/occupant)  you would have to foreclose (or exercise the Power of Sale clause of your financing agreement) and you cannot evict someone from a property you do not own.If the current occupant is purchasing the house via an instalment sale and title is still in your name (since the sale has not completed), things get a little messy and it's time to seek legal guidance.Things may be a whole lot simpler in Texas ... but I doubt you can evict as if they were a tenant.

He said he got done with an extremely messy divorce and he’s been living in a hotel.

Honestly she is a bit messy but she works 2nd shift so i never see her.

In addition to that, the general default plan response just seems messy to me.  

I hired a PM to take care of everything but lately it's been a mess. I

HELP...Does anyone know how to get a hold of someone (name & phone #) at Countrywide who could assist in this mess. I

Partnerships are messy at the best of times.

The cleaning isn't going to get done by itself,, and a clean building KEEPS tenants,, a messy, smelly, dark burnt out lighted hallways sends them packing.