How would you respond or would you be interested?

If they include pictures, they're really bad; if they respond at all to potential buyers, it's not in a friendly manner.

I am struggling trying to get B of A to respond to me.

I have been swamped doing other stuff and havent gotten a chance to respond.

To the ability to respond to the BP blog posts using the FB?

I was thinking mostly what others had stated here so I don't really have much to offer other than my input on how you feel Jon responded.

I of course responded by explaining that anyone could see that it was going to rain, and even if that wasn't the case, once it started, it was their obligation to properly cover the patio to protect it.

Greg Boots, one of our resident experts on the subject of law, has responded to this post with a full article on our blog that is a MUST READ!

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Not really concerned with anyone's opinion about the ethics of doing this, so please don't respond with regard to that, but if you have the CA criminal or BPC code that is relevant to this action, I'd love to see it.Hoping Aaron or Will can help out here... it'd certainly be cheaper than continuing to pay my attorney to deal with problematic occupants at a snails pace.