Highly doubtful a Judge wants to be disturbed, or even knows if you're up to date on your child support.

So I had another contractor do a walk through of the house to give me a new quote and he informed me during the walk through that there were chances asbestos existed under the floor tiles and that the previous contractor may disturbed it when he had them removed.

Lastly, make it clear, that you will call the police on anyone causing a disturbance.

-while a large group of residential tenants are asking for help with rent that is due (this is a bit disturbing in that we have not even passed a pay period for many tenants which shows that many do not have an emergency fund in place) I am getting much fewer requests like this compared to the percentage of commercial tenants asking for help (i would estimate around 6% of our residential tenants so far although I am sure more will contact us soon)-many owners of residential rentals have conventional loans which in my opinion will have a greater chance at qualifying (greater than a commercial loan) for the government programs that I hope will roll out soon.  

Just be cautious not to "disturb the peace" so to speak.Don't worry about zoning.

That is disturbing especially from a city in Texas.

Way to be.What I really find disturbing about @Andrey Y. formula, besides it being so small, is that he effectively punished the people who are struggling the most by charging them full rent for not paying by the first.

I am reading on the site that it says something about applications for 5,000sf ground disturbance but I have also heard of 13,500 from other developers.

It would also allow you to potentially buyout other partners (you never know what life events may occur) with potentially not disturbing the debt, this could be more tricky if you’re all holding title individually.

Your tax questions here, and after the fact, are a bit disturbing.