@Chris DaIt's so obvious that the SSDI is being milked, at least here in Florida...this time it was the child who was on it but normally the profile seems to be a single mother under 35 or 40 with at least two kids, from what I've seen.I have a tenant with a real disability who collects, and a friend who's on SSDI, food stamps, etc., so I get the legitimate side of it too, but you'd have to be blind to see what's going on.

Do not believe tenant stories.Let them know the eviction filing gets filed regardless and if they can pay full rent and eviction fees before the time the Marshall comes then you are not obligated but might consider halting the eviction.This keeps the tenant honest when they say they will have the money instead of trying to milk you for a few months or weeks time and then saying the money didn't come through.You have what sounds like a holdover tenant situation.No legal advice.

Those are just trying to milk you with monthly fees.You can play around with Excel and create one off things on your own but I value time so I want someone else to create that and I do the inputs and print out a quick report to .pdf.

Do you think milk would be $1.99 a gallon if no grocery store was allowed to advertise the price they were charging?

Don't make any more payments to that seller, ask the bank and your attorney about setting money in escrow, but at this point, don't geive her a dime.Your first priority might be paying your attorney, he/she should not be milking you on this over time, but laying out a plan for you.

Everyone knows your best source of revenue are your 'existing' customers ~ would not want to start a relationship w/PM and get milked.

Someone milks (or fakes) a back injury, gets disabilty, then works for cash.I see people all the time looking at houses for rent and they are on disability.

Cashflow is like the gas in your tank or the milk in your frig.

Money Mustache. 

And frankly, there are some much more expensive homes in this established and attractive neighborhood.I wouldn't, under normal circumstances, consider selling it at this time because homes in this area are appreciating pretty rapidly and I'm the kind of guy who would prefer to milk this for as much as I can get of it.