Between the emotions and confusion there she told us she wanted to move somewhere else, and we had only had her in the house for three months.

Between the emotions and confusion there she told us she wanted to move somewhere else, and we had only had her in the house for three months.

I simply look at the numbers, I have no emotion about the stock market.

It was designed to be temporary not permanent.

I'm sorry, but it sounds like a hopeless idea, be there as a friend, listen and support him emotionally. 

I learned very early to take emotion out of the equation because when you're emotional, you pay too much.

You probably have emotional attachments to it, and clearly you put in some of the "nicer" finishes.

If she basically said she can't pay and it leaving, call it a blessing.If you want to reach out and see if you can help through a temporary glitch, it can't hurt, just don't overextend your charity.

One of the issues many people have with MFR is that maintenance and move out costs tend to be higher, as tenants are often rougher with apts - esp if they see them as a temporary placeholder for the home they will 'eventually own'.

As folks who deploy or go on temporary duty, often for short periods of time, we're hit pretty hard by anything that prevents us from renting our space in the meantime.