They weren't exactly pleased because it ate up a chunk their security deposit but I like to think they learned their lesson and haven't tried to screw people since.  

Why should a landlord loose everything they worked for because someone's pitt mauled a kid or their python ate the neighbor's baby? 

Thank you Hi Jason,Number one thing to do is make sure they have water to drink and some food to eat.Just put down a pan of water and some Purina until the Chicago No Kill Shelter people come to rescue them for re-homing.Cats need access to water 24/7 or they may die, and who knows when they ate last.A box of Purina is only a couple of dollars and an old bowl is free.Here are some links that you can use to help them find a new family that will care for them better (unless you want to keep them yourself).https://www.pawschicago.org/no-kill-mission/https://www.chicagopetrescue.org/no-kill-shelters-in-illinois.htmlGood Luck!

Me and my girlfriend did all of the work so now I’m wondering how we go about splitting the profits between us so my mom doesn’t get ate up in short term gains taxes.

We're going to perform the most work ourselves, so in terms of money we are looking ate $1500 for replacing vs $600 for repainting, plus the time we put in it.Thank you!

I ate a lot of Ramen Noodles for sure and got down to single digits in the checkbook but I paid everyone. 5 (My favorite part).

@Daniel SmythYou ate right.

Four people fighting over who ate the leftover pizza or who's turn to mow the lawn.

Over the course of a year my wife and I fixed it up, rented to friends, ate peanut butter and jelly, did everything we could.

The owner grew up in the house and says they ate at a small 4-person table in the K.