Like a sleepy frog in boiling water, we're all getting comfortable with the idea of rising home prices.

The renter around this time started running into financial troubles and while they were making payments it started to get dangerously late, so I decided to take a hiatus from rental management and offered him to get out of the remainder of his lease (kind of a hollow offer since he was on month to month) if he would leave quickly so I could sell the property (it was prime spring listing season) and everyone could win.

Thomas-Dale (frog town), Dayton's Bluff, or Payne and Phalen.

but if in the middle of the after-court victory bash he gets handed a $20,000 bill from the kick butt attorney that just won the case for him, I'd consider that to be a very hollow victory myself!

In New Bern, NC (Craven County) William Hollows was an excellent attorney to close a property with.

That being the case...I'd get Masonite hollow core MDF doors.

Telling them you are "sincerely happy" for them while also mentioning you are going to evict them rings a little hollow.

It's slow getting contracts on deals and I feel like I'm kissing a lot of Frogs.

Seems like i'm kissing a lot of frogs so far...Happy Investing!

And I wouldn't be so confident that the "threat" rings more than slightly hollow to some guy who has the confidence to purchase and remodel a house here.The fact that the guy is "illegal" (such as presumed) only reinforces the likely hood that written contracts won't be effective.