Since you can't staple it in place and seal it up, lay an unfaced roll over that running the other direction and slide them tightly together, but don't smash it up, it's the fluff and air space that aids in insulating the space.

My current tenant happens to be a full time student and works part time as a home health aid and she has one little baby.

Seminole county doesn't have as many opportunities as Orange and Brevard, so you might want to consider starting with Orange county since its closest to you.

Or can she go get herself some legal aid lawyer and plead that she was in a rehab and wasn't able to get her mail...You know where I am going with this..Also, if she is the only person on the lease, do I have to file for eviction of these other people that have taken up residency in my building?

AID=/20100414/GJNEWS02/704149935There is some other stuff out there on the bunch of companies too.

You must be really proud of yours, considering you're hiding behind a Kool-aide avatar.

My company pays for the legal aid so why not use it.

Using some expanding foam will also aid in the sealant.To answer the OG question, is this a deal killer?

This is my first post and I hope this thread isn't too old to be commenting on now, but after some searching, this seems to be the closest to what I am looking for.I have already converted an old 401k to a SDIRA and used that to fund a checkbook/IRA LLC.

The lease probably says all changes have to by in writing and agreed to by all parties so legally it's he said / she said and a crap shoot in front of a judge if he were to pursue.A little pressure from those closest to this "friend of the family" landlord might be in order if her story is bulletproof.