The trick here is to keep accelerating the eviction (the timetable will accelerate naturally if she's paid bi-weekly anyway) but you want her to see she keeps getting these pay or quits earlier on in the month.

I must say, I have never seen that before, and it must be somethng serious in nature for them to make such a notation. 

It quickly became obvious to me that buy and hold made the most sense for me because what I want is cash flow to supplement and eventually replace my income.

Typically you would include a down payment, and supplemental payments each month.

They all are in good condition though, just looks old and faded, but that was the natural color.

Here naturally!

I don't know, I feel pretty bad now.....So I have a loan that matures soon and due to its commercial nature (TIC), I can't seem to find a new lender...So the current lender offered to merge this loan onto another property that I have, and pay off the TIC loan that matures.... 

I am 63-1/2 and I have a decent pension that I am supplementing with a small monthly disbursement of traditional (taxable) retirement savings.

I've always thought that data science could be used to predict anything of a cyclical nature.

'Tis the nature of the game I suppose!