Worst case, she will be able to see who the agent is they hire to sell their homes.

(even for one of the most marginal locations in the core Bay Area, like Richmond).Many told me I was an idiot for investing in the worst real estate market in living history.

College couples are the worst of all; probably 50% break up during the course of the lease.

Which kind of makes me wonder if the days of Unions in America are numbered, if you consider the worst case scenario, with the economy being the way it is and all.

A conventional berber is the worst thing for a rental property.

Now comes the remix, "Worst Slide Story."

Not just volume, some of the worst agents in my town, do the most volume and are horrible to work with and when a buyer likes there listing you dread having to work with them, mainly because you will have to do some of there work also to make the deal come together.My wife and I were recently were told buy a past customer that we should have a tag line that goes something like this,  "Do you want an agent or do you want the truth". we pride our business on being straight forward and honest, even if what we tell you isn't going to sit well.

I rented my Lakewood double in two weeks last December (worst month here due to weather) and had my pick from 4-5 very strong candidates. 

What happens to my equity should the house not sell (I know it will, but thinking worst case scenario) and the owners move back in?  

I'm in SoCal, which is one of the worst buy and hold markets for cash flow.