I had a client's house fail today because the screen door was stiff.

in Southern California, where competition is pretty stiff -- so she started virtual wholesaling, and teaches other people how to do it as well.  

Realistically most anyone that stiffs you on the way out has probably either declared bankruptcy or gone underground to avoid dealing with past creditors.

.$5-$10k along with an agreement for Stiff daily rates/charges if they stay over the agreed number of days.

I'm thinking the son is actually collecting money to pick up people's trash, pretending he's taking it to the nearby local dump (which is VERY inexpensive), but instead is keeping the dump fees etc.My husband and I know we could turn them in, but we don't want to go that route and even though what they have been doing is wrong, illegal, and comes with stiff fines, I would rather the situation be fixed without harsh consequences that would forever rift any relationship. 

Wholesale deals that crop up in Olympia/Lacey often go for way too much and competition is stiff; one company that I'm aware of requires offers the same night that they do walk-throughs. 

I’ve always found honesty and making an attempt  to go a long way in preventing a major issue  but to just ignore and stiff the landlord—selfish and unethical she wrong  A lot of people do nonsensical things.

In the Philly area the competition for properties is stiff.

You will face stiff competition in queens.

Folks work all their life to get to this imaginary number and then they are bored stiff, focused too much on saving and stressing over the best strategies to get there...akin to not enjoying the journey.