There are hundreds of businesses available at areas who are claiming they are the best house management businesses but how to acknowledge the very best one among them?

Fraudulent inducement claimA claim for fraudulent or intentional misrepresentation requires a showing of the following elements:(1)There must be a representation.(2)That representation must be false.(3)It must have to do with a past or present fact.(4)That fact must be material.(5)It must be susceptible of knowledge.(6)The representer must know it to be false or, in the alternative, must assert it as of his own knowledge without knowing whether it is true or false.(7)The representer must intend to have the other person induced to act or justified in acting upon it.(8)That person must be so induced to act or so justified in acting.(9)That person’s action must be in reliance upon the representation.(10)That person must suffer damage.(11)That damage must be attributable to the misrepresentation, that is, the statement must be the proximate cause of the injuryNave v.

We have a claim in with Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and they are looking into bad business practices.

Two points: You need to talk to your company HR person and it matters if you want to do this legally or not.Most companies allow you to withdraw some % (50ish) out as a loan but you have to pay that back.You could claim "hardship" and withdraw it all with a 10% (I think) penality.You can withdraw it all, and if you are leaving the country, ignore the tax bill.. you will just have trouble coming back. ( like if your kids want to go to college here)Or you can just leave it and have it sit as an investment for the next 19.5 years and then pull it out.

There are people who claim these locks will "lose" their programming, but I've never had it happen & it's not like they're expensive if you had to actually toss one anyway.  

You may have to have them sign a quit claim deed though but I would consult a lawyer or mortgage broker if you decide to go that route to make sure it is all done correctly.

Jim, you have your very own thread bashing the industry as a whole, yet claiming to want to be part of it.

He signs paperwork saying he has vacated. you do move out and charge damages as noted and send him letter with those charges.. if he doesn't pay then small claims court. 

I have had 3 slip and fall claims just this year where the tenant was at fault, but the insurance carrier was forced to pay. 

If you have rental income, and you aren't claiming it... please fire your accountant.