The government will bungle payouts as it did during the last flood disaster where some well connected flood plain dwellers received up to $3 million ( yes 3 m of tax payer money) to sell their ruined house to the province, and others fought to get enough to gut and redo a basement and the government tried to say they could only compensate for the lowest grade vinyl or laminate rather than the hardwood and granite that was destroyed.

Be careful what you read, it could ruin your financial life.

The overlap is just on 20 feet of wooded land on the very back of the parcel and really doesn't affect the property in any way since the house is on the opposite end of the parcel, but apparently this can ruin the entire deal. 

It's enough to ruin your year.

Appliances ruined, Holes in walls, fixtures removed, etc.

I have evicted cancer patients with children whose father abandoned them and the mother when she was terminal.  

Last week a man told me that what I'm doing is ruining his neighborhood.  

Go to www.narpm.org and search their directory.If you make a mistake and hire a bad Property Manager, it can ruin you for life.

But here is the twist, the tenant is a paralyzed veteran and they don't want to ruin his life buy evicting him.

I brought that up to a broker, and he cautioned me not to turn in many extremely unpriced offers for my clients, or else I may ruin my name.