@Mark SewellTry doing some type of Freedom of Information Act ( or whatever they refer to it in your state as - here it's called Opra) to look at the paperwork submitted for revoking the will.

Trusting someone who’s under qualified or has malicious intent can stall—or even destroy—your business.While that’s scary, it’s no reason to bury your head in the sand and stay a solopreneur forever.The smart thing to do?

Of course the scammy type gurus aren’t great for the industry but the whole industry shouldn’t be judged by the bad actors out there .Every industry /professsion will have some bad actors out there .

That being said, even wholesalers will agree there are bad actors out there wholesaling.

I know how to handle the mortgage aspect ( private seller carry back and double true value) but it appears we have a very bad actor in AU... let me know and I will hit you off line.

not sure how much i should be worrying about the fridge, i mean its new, under warranty and the least of my concerns right now but its obvious they'd like to turn a dispute over forging my sig, regaining their kids custody under falsified docs, the gainfully employed parent quitting her job the day after i confirmed employment, and the sudden inability for owner(and his housemate) to have quiet enjoyment of his own home, into a dispute over new fridge that only the freezer works, and into the need for area rugs to be provided by owner.i'll be working on a lease violation notice tonite to plaster on their door tomorrow. my only holding out is they are offering to pay more rent and i know once the violation notice goes on the door, they are likely to just enjoy the 'free ride' for however long it last and likely to brew up crazy hardship stories being the stellar actors they've been thus far!

She works full time as an actor.

BTW, many REI have a process very similar to yours... with the same goals of eliminating bad actors from the application process and minimizing your (and applicant's!)

Trust the tree and act... OR

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