@Terry LaoFail to me is a bit too harsh of a word.

Anyway, besides being behind in rent, there seems to be a lot of drama between the couple, and it has got us a bit annoyed.

It's harsh but a good learning curve.

The above may be harsh and I don't know your personal situation (kids, spouse, other commitments) but I have a hard time with "I don't have any money" threads...when you're not already providing the maximum effort on your own accord to get where you need to go.Memphis is not a difficult market to enter price-wise and you can get there if you desire it.

@Bill Gulley I do want to say that I might have been a little harsh with my initial words on that last post.  

Even in these harsh conditions, a heat pump will provide savings over electric resistance heating alone.  

They dry fast, can be sprayed or brushed,  adhere to just about anything, are super durable, and over all give the lacquer sprayed finish minus all of the harsh chemicals and thinners.

p=always+be+closing...Pretty harsh sales training, but I love that scene!

Make it super professional and don't engage in any of their drama or issues or make it about the condition of the unit.

Most of us like to put the people we meet into categories, that's why first impressions are so important.I don't approach or judge female colleagues any more harsh than male colleagues, but I do tend to want to size-them-up faster.