Donate a few years of your life to the military and get a VA loan.There's a good Dave Ramsey (mostly agree with his advice) video on YouTube from yesterday about a stay at home mother of two, and a hubby that works full time.

Thanks, gov't.When I was sued about a year ago, it was by this same buffoon that represents many of the parks, including those in the Youtube video Marc posted. 

We also do a video move in with a check list they sign.

We are footing the bill.Take a look at this news video "Vancouver finds "flushable" wipes not so flushable".http://www.youtube.com/watch?

Due to the fact that housing has up to this point always been provided for or lived in on a rented basis we tend to find that our newest contributing members of society find themselves at a loss for the most beneficial and advantageous way to enter this next phase of self-sufficiency.Due to the fact that most of us grow up in either a rented apartment or our parent’s single family home, it stands to reason that most people, when beginning to ask themselves the question of purchasing their own dwelling, will come to the conclusion that a condo or small house is probably the way to go.

I know guy who has one of his books and liked it, but I've read some negative reviews of the video.

It's just really really bad, and "customer service" means I must bore my customers with all the gory details so they don't think I'm sitting on my hands or playing video games all day.There was more than one occasion when I had finally gotten all my ducks lined up, only to receive a notification that the program I was going to use was discontinued...immediately!

It applies to all dwellings.

The elevator is for a single family home not a multi-family dwelling.

I don't know to what level of evidence I need, but I am headed over there tomorrow for another purpose and will let my nose be by guide.But rather than evict, I'm pondering simply offering them an out; vacate the dwelling within two weeks and I won't charge them the normal one-months lease-break penalty in the contract.