Nope, go ahead and take me to court (yet to happen, but very possible), its not worth my time to discuss.

Heather - there’s a lot of options for you on BP to solve this problem.Just as a heads up - anyone who isn’t a bookkeeper can refer people to you in Forum posts, but people who offer accounting and bookkeeping services will be flagged and reported if they try to sell you anything anywhere outside of the BP Marketplace posts.

Do you tell them ahead of time?

You must plan ahead.

He never would have said that 12 months ago when I initially started talking to him about REI.So because I'm about 12 months ahead of you that would be my advise. 

If you waive the late fee, they'll see you as weak and assume you'll waive other requirements, as well.I think this is especially true with Section 8 tenants because so many of them feel entitled and have no qualms with cheating to get ahead.

So, it's to be expected that somebody in my position would be more positive than somebody is yours.As to Medellin being one of the most avant-gardist city, I was referring to the city winning the Lee Kuan Yew World City prize in 2016 ahead of New York City and Tel Aviv: https://www.leekuanyewworldcit....

Even with the maximum increase on the ARM, you'd still come out ahead after close to 10 years IIRC the last time I calculated it.

Even though we work to make the best ivnestments, there is always a lot out of our control as humans - part of good business practice is preparing ahead of time.

When they realize that they will loose the roof over their head the rent suddenly moves ahead of other bills such as car, groceries, cell phone, weed, beer, cigarettes, lottery, new purse etc.....The ones that really can't come up with the money, well tough.