I would have already taken action when they stopped paying and simply done an eviction for nonpayment of rent which should be cookie-cutter to do.

Guys, good luck with the "I am a fortune cookie" posts, to boost your following, likes, and popularity!

That makes dealing with nonpayment of utilities cookie cutter because its the same as not paying rent. 

I would say the only people that could sell their property for market value or higher are people that have cookie cutter homes (ie Condos, town homes or homes in HOA communities and where homes are renovated).

Once that is set, you need a cookie-cutter, inexpensive project 1. 

If anything unforseen happens you can go under.100k is a real solid amount to start with a nice cookie cutter project with financing. 

You gave the mouse a cookie and now she is expecting you to give her the milk too. 

@Kyler Cook I believe you already have your answer, tithing on your gross.

Comparing it against their house, free cookies... :)

If you are new, you need to come with as much of a cookie-cutter deal as possible.