If you're going to compare fruit, go get another apple to compare to my apple so it's a level playing field.Who's a better baseball team, the Cubs or the Sox?

As long as you can follow along and demonstrate that you aren't wasting the other person's time, it should prove fruitful.

Your tenant also has the right to the fruits of the land, a right to earn a living so long as that activity conforms to zoning and commercial requirements, which are very limited requirements for someone tutoring a student.

See if your efforts bear fruit first.

That may well prove to be a more fruitful proposition than trying to sell a house with an uncooperative tenant, and dog hair.

You have the right to the fruits of your investment.And thank GOD you couldn't get them Section 8.  

I'm sure it would feel great to "stick it to them" legally but the juice probably isn't worth the squeeze.

Make money and have a piece of mind, while enjoying the fruits of your labor

@John FiastroGo with the hardwoods it will reduce your ongoing costs.We do a light buff and then put several poly coats to seal the floors against liquids (beer, urine, juice etc.)Another great product is vinyl allure flooring.

Look up "fruits of the land" which is the right of economic pursuits.