I found out that there was a messy situation between tenants on the third floor (two young women, on is a mother of a two years old.

I spoke with a local eviction attorney about representing me, but ultimately decided to embrace the learning experience of filing this eviction myself.

I've started listening to the podcasts from the beginning, and I especially appreciate how Josh and Brandon support getting more women involved in the community.

Its a tricky situation because a significant amount of my stuff is still in the home and I feel like I shouldn't have to harass grown women that are doctors and pharmacists to pay rent on time and don't let people crash in my room!

The women may not have wanted them on the lease, because they have criminal records and couldn't get approved. 

The thing that might be a little new this time around is the very high unemployment/underemployment rate (fully loaded, it's still 15-20%, including people who are working PT jobs that want to be FT, those working menial jobs below their qualifications, and those who've stopped looking), which is driving many to want to get into wholesaling, embracing "no cash or credit needed" to try and get ahead in this economy.

. * Philippine's Embraces Dual Citizenship [September 19, 2003]In a landmark bill, the Philippine Government enacted Citizenship Retention and Reacquisition Act.

last I heard the city of San Diego was one of only 2 jurisdictions in CA that was embracing SB9. 

I explained that I would never put any of our tenants or their clients/customers at risk, that many of the workers were women, and I wouldn't feel comfortable with them working late, etc. knowing sex offenders could be lurking about, so they would need to find other space.

Also call women's in best group in Irvine run by Bobbi and get a good referral