It's time we created our own national coalition and got some teeth into the prevailing parties' agenda. 

This also carries no weight as a landlord.The tenants before have gotten insurance and then canceled after showing the policy to the landlord so they wouldn't have to keep paying the money.Having a policy of not allowing animals above a certain weight and aggressive breeds will curb this kind of thing.Big apartments around here make the applicant get a statement from their veterinarian certifying the breed of animal.Tenants will lie through their teeth about having pit's,rot's,etc.Insurance would not cover these animals with my buildings.The tenants try to pass off a pit as a boxer."

I understand how troubling it is that she doesn't respond, but evictions are always sensitive, and keep in mind that she cannot stay in their forever.

Maybe it's just me, but my spidey senses are a lot more sensitive - and so far, trustworthy - when on foot.

May I ask you - what are you paying for when you get your teeth cleaned (assuming you still have them)? 

So happy, and frankly surprised they gave it back quickly, and without having to pull teeth. 

I am here with only 2 weeks of exposure into real estate investing education.  I like so many others read Rich Dad and discovered regrettably later than I would like, the value of financial intelligence. I am blessed ...

Unless your rental agreement clarifies this and has teeth, good luck.

@Jeremy Trier not anything I would blow a deal over if it is a sensitive situation.

Or more than fare share.. remember these guys are all lending POST 08 meltdowns.. us Pre 08 lenders got kicked in the teeth