I'm not sure what is going to happen from here but I'm hoping I have a chance to confront those kids and their parents in court.I'll also mention that these kids are extraordinarily lucky that I had left my house without my pistol.

I just had another confrontation with my landlord, leaving me shaking all over and wanting to break my lease.You see, I live in the same house as my landlord, who I found out, (unfortunately, after I signed the lease) is senile and emotionally unstable.

But I think our argument is pretty non-confrontational, we'll be able to get their words and definitions recorded to use against them as needed, and hopefully they'll realize that they don't have a leg to stand on.

I just thought that there is no reasone some of us on here could put that together and confront lenders with the option.

I confronted her about it and got the usual deer in the headlights (I'm a moron tenant) look!

I have heard many horror stories of disgruntled homeowners confronting agents doing a drive by.

Hi, confront the LL with what you found out.

They could grt a lot more mileage out of an actual confrontation or retaliation by the other side.

If the management company is pulling a fast one, I need some ammo to confront them with.

I think certainly we should, given our policies and refusal to confront and realistically address our fiscal problems and irresponsibilities.