It's pro-landlord but because of budget cut backs and the Marshalls office short staffed what is usually a 1 month process to evict can sometimes take 3 as they have thousands of writs to serve in some cases.

You could also create a larger planter in the front yard by eliminating a lot of the grass (maintenance), edging the new space with pavers that match your trim and planting some low maint. low water use species that would add color to the place.

I then cut the price by about 2-3% every 3-4 weeks.

My tenant next door could no longer pay rent and exhausted church donations etc. so power was cut off by utility company.

, they answered "because you could cut corners".my reply was "but that's exactly why you'd come and inspect, i am not trying to hide it, I WOULD BE PULLING THE PERMIT TO HAVE YOU COME AND INSPECT."

I don't think it's worth the $3400 to have him keep the grass cut and the place tidy for the time frame that it takes to sell the house.

That's fine, go with the attorney's contract, it appears the attorney is not cutting you out. :)

If you decide to change, then make the change and re-advertise.If you make a change for an applicant you are self selecting an applicant that skates on the thin edge of following the rules.

Use a vice grip, or grind/cut the head off, if the above ideas don't work, then cut off remainder after you remove the frame.

The best thing I can see to do is to buy the property subject to his current financing, or agree to purchase on contract at 105% of market and try to wholesale the deal as an investment.He just doesn't want the mortgage payment anymore and wants to cut the emotional tie he has with the property.