We all win.

I forgot to add that I also have multiple e-mail/instant messages per day regarding coworkers and the overall atmosphere.  

Seems like a win-win for the locksmith, they get my yearly fee and secure the business when my tenants lock themselves out.2.

I know this is an old topic, but to add to the discussion for future searches:In CT, the Notice to Quit (3 day notice) can include the statement:“Any payments tendered after the date specified to quit possession or occupancy, or the date of the completion of the pretermination process if that is later, will be accepted for use and occupancy only and not for rent, with full reservation of rights to continue with the eviction action.”In the end, we want to find a win-win situation, though.

The question is whether its worth your time and/or you'll win.

Hi,All those of you saying "title company" -- any suggestions on how to find out who to start building the relationship with and any pointers on making the situation a win-win for both of us?

The young ladies who were there to help winning bidders with their sales contracts stood in the corner and clapped in unison until the very end.

Read the 'eat an elephant' post in this thread, check out my profile (click the 'profile' button to the bottom right corner of my picture), or go to "Meet the Investor" under "Investor's Focus" in the left hand column of your web page and look up my interview.You are also welcome to do a search on my posts or ask me any specific questions.I am a slow and steady wins the race kind of guy and have amassed $2M in properties as a regular Joe... the son of an electrician... the first to ever go to college in my family line... the grandson of 4 immigrants, well, you get the picture...

Like everyone, I want to make a profit and make it a win win for all of us.

It gives additional bonus depreciation instantly on new properties built after Katrina.