Just consider your other options before you do that.I'm in Little Rock and went to school in Fayetteville.

If a muddy spot is of large concern, I'd toss some rocks on it.

He's already in the house, so I wouldn't rock the boat unless there were problems.

Red Flags...

The answer to your original question of books/forums vs. hands on experience is a red herring.

So, even if he was reaching for a taser, it's was the wrong thing to do;- Experts say that it's pretty tough to confuse a taser with a service weapon these days because tasers weigh about half as much, are a different color, and are holstered differently than service weapons.Of course, I don't have all the evidence and I'm no expert on police weaponry, so who knows what a jury will decide.But, I have a feeling Chris Rock would say, "If you don't want to end up on trial for murder, you probably shouldn't shoot an unarmed guy in handcuffs in the back, even if you're a cop."

Best: Money, I'm not that lucky, over $200 in an copper kettle behind a rock pier in a crawl space.

LOLI've been drinking some red wine but let me reread this...you will pay me $500 for every one that you can't find?

it's obvious this tenant is using it now as a red herring to excuse early exit.

However, there are some things we look for as red flags on a bad borrower.Namely, judgements, tax liens, and or consecutive mortgage lates.