Margaret is a female first name, derived via French (Marguerite) and Latin (Margarita) from Greek Margarites, derived from the noun margaron meaning 'pearl'.

Imagine a seamstress who took in work lived in that apartment, and that she spent 8-12 hours a day in the bedroom working, smoking two packs of Greek cigarettes a day, for eight years.When the walls and ceilings got covered with nicotine filth, who should the tenant call but the landlord.

Keep the balance at zero dollars, pay the $75/year maintenance fee (or whatever the nominal fee is).Reasons:- First and foremost, now that you owe $0 on your primary residence, you can paint the door red in accordance with the ancient Scottish tradition (and BP members everywhere will know you as a heretic for not being mortgaged up to your neck).- You also have liquidity that is the envy of REI everywhere.

They can see bad roofs, worn flooring, ancient furnaces when we tour the house.

That seems far and away the most likely explanation for what people claim has been happening at this point, and something I would most definitely investigate before I started thinking about the necessity of disclosing to guests that your brand-spanking-new cabin is haunted by the same unrest that haunted the old cabin that used to be there because of some ancient event that only could have happened somewhere else.

And my only electric experience is my grandmas’ s ancient one.

The terms landlord and tenant are ancient relics of feudalism, have a lot of negative connotations and I see no reason to hold on to them in the modern vernacular. 

There are just SO many sheep out there that follow the ancient old rules without question!

I mean, seriously, the local yokels use that idiotic phrase about Pittsburgh with a straight face when talking to a Greek, they really do.

It's Greek to me, just passing on what I heard on the news and impressions. :)