It's "illegal" to murder someone with malicious intent however, it is not illegal to commit the very same act in self defense nor is it "illegal" for cops to kill innocent people (which they do every single day in America).

So long as you mean well with no malicious intent, you should feel fine.Kudos,Mary

I owned a financial services company and a wine store as well as being a hack actor. 

(bigger scale, very flashy) to try to be a writer, director, actor, etc.  

My tenants all pay rent on time; all but one set are very cooperative; most of them do more damage than I consider necessary, but it's always due to being a bit unconscious, not malicious.3.

The trouble is the bad actors out there who hold themselves out as wholesalers who are really acting as agents and even worse, they lie to the owner about what they are doing in the process. 

Bankruptcy Does Not Discharge All DebtsBankruptcy typically does not discharge the following debts and obligations: AlimonyChild supportDebts from personal injury while driving intoxicatedDebts from willful and malicious injuries to person or propertyLoans obtained fraudulentlySome debts incurred in the six months prior to filing bankruptcyStudent loansTaxes4.

I feel that in most of my endeavors in businesses outside my comfort zone I've suffered from analysis paralysis because I don't want to get things wrong so I don't act.The one time I did act( or kinda did) I got it wrong, or maybe just went about it wrong so it ruined my confidence.

As it is, they haven't paid Jan 15-Feb 14th yet and dont think I can put up with another month of this anyway now that I'm back to just pack up and I already have a buyer who saw the place before they moved in and recently made a decent offer, that wants to close in a month but would be great if my last month here is in peace not sudden hell.. what hurts the most is I had no idea drugs were involved; its like I came back to a totally transformed family of clones or crisis actors or somethin!

Should I have the owner apply for hardship exemption through the homestead act or negotiations on the debt?