My question is if the person making the offer has the extra 5,000 to throw in why would they not be able to pay the 130 offer?

I may be way-off here, but you are coming off as extremely emotional right now, and throwing a ton of different stuff on the board as it comes into your mind.I would suggest that you pause, take a deep breath, gather your thoughts, and take the time to write out a post that spells out exactly what is going on, and what guidance you are looking for.Again, I may be off-base, but that is how the posts are coming off to me.  

Even if you can't answer the technical questions (I know I can't yet lol), just responding, throwing in your 2 cents , or welcoming others is still a great way to be involved!  

I like challenges, working with people (especially those who are honest and  happy) and learning new things.I get that my questions are massively broad and better suited to be fully explored in separate threads, but I like "drinking from a fire hose" and appreciate any wisdom you can throw my way.    

If you had to take someone to court the judge would probably throw it out.

Thought I would throw this one out to the wisdom of the masses of the good people here on BP, and see if it can help me come to a decision.I won't bore you with all the details of a mismanaged property and non paying tenant that eventually had to be evicted, as I am sure most of you have heard it all before - especially with the properties in Detroit.

Also I am in Ohio do I have to treat their stuff in any certain way I mean if I have their clothes in my hands do I have to be delicate or can I just throw them (I know it's vindictive but they owe me ($3000+) and why am I moving them out(rhetorical question)..

Yeah, hopefully we get someone to throw us a bone here soon :P

Make them, throw them up, then write a post on how they worked or didn't.

Don't be afraid to throw your 2 cents in on the forums.