About half made an effort to fight or stall the foreclosure.

I can do it on my phone so can be sitting on my horse signing a lease, or approving an application :)Also, i dont take checks or cash.

My workshop is 2400 square feet and has two mezzanines, plus a 3 stall garage with a second floor, plus a 16' long tool trailer and everything is jammed so full of tools and stuff there's hardly room to walk.

He apologized and then we had a great conversation about hunting, boarding his horses, how much he loves the property, and he even asked me about the sales market and indicated wanting to buy a home through us in a couple years.Hold to the agreement, every time.

I believe you put the cart before the horse, raising a ruckus before figuring out your strategy.3.

The womans Mold Inspector is full of what comes out of the north end of a horse going south in terms of a report staying "on record" should you try to rent the place in the future. 

Am I looking at any liabililty if someone is say " horsing around on the furniture" and it collapses on them??

Little things such as assuring that if the water line for the refrigerator sits on the floor behind the refrigerator that a student can't accidentally push the refrigerator against the wall (while horse-playing) and break the water line.

I usually find that this is a stall tactic.

Whoever moved it obviously did not worry about doing it correctly@Alex Franks I understand where you are coming from but the idea that is bouncing around in my head is that the folks that couldn't normally afford to rent a 3/2 with a two stall garage and large lot on the edge of town would love to rent this for $150 or so below market rent.