I think you should try to work something out with your landlord.But if you're really willing to part with your dog, that you've had for 7 years, then maybe the dog is better off finding a home with someone that really cherishes him instead of just getting rid of him when the going gets tough

And I think that goes to the core of those in the bizz and those that have jobs and just want an investment to hold and cherish.

All of us HML had them and cherished them..

I believe that all relationships should be cherished!

well you don't need to talk to legal or a title company.. sub too deals are done all the time you can simply get the seller to deed you the property.. you can write your own deed and go record it.since there is no equity.. .and if your going to keep it long term... title insurance is not really necessary... just pull a pre lim on it to make sure there is nothing on title that is a deal killer and only the mortgage.. banks can call them.. they will occasionally but its rare.. but it does happen.. really depends on if the seller cherish's their credit / fico... usually I do not recommend this for sellers as its really really risky for them.. and many time those trying to do sub too are under capitalized and or down right crooks.. this one seems manageable though

Cherish their input and opinion, but at the end of the day, the choice of how to use it or use it all is up to you.

In addition, I think there is simplicity in "save money build credit" and is something to be long-cherished and shouldn't be overlooked too easily.

I lived in SF for ten years and I know the environment you cherish so much.

We don't really consider it truly old until it is built in the 1600s and 1700s, and anything that old is cherished if it has been maintained at all. 

He should cherish it.