@Mark Ainley HAHA!  

Thanks, Mark!

Just different marketing with a marked-up product.Ok then, what are we waiting Dennis and Rick? 

If you see water marks inside the building, there was definitely water pooling up in the attic. 

You will scar the brick by leaving black "burn" marks on it.

The same for every crisis for the last 50 years.For those of you who like to read, The author of the article that Bryan references also coauthored a book All the Devils are Here which goes into a lot more details.Another very easy read that covers the subprime debt/credit defaults swaps story is The Big Short by Mark Lewis.More challenging but a wider view is Nouriel Roubini's Crisis Economics.and if you don't like reading but can handle a documentary movie, Inside Job again does a decent job of touching on the subject.

You're probably going to have to wait for the two year mark no matter which way you slice it.

Mark S.

I think it is a good idea what you said about giving them notice and proceeding with having them vacate if they do not sign a lease, my only concern is that they may not be able to handle the $150.00 mark up each month and I will have to deal with that situation. 

@Mark FriesInteresting story about the DEA.