Like I said, we have learned from our mistakes and are desperately trying to fix it.

She signed the contract anyway, at the urging of her attorney at the time, figuring it was an honest mistake and Wells Fargo would correct it.

From reading online, it seems there are a lot of pro-gun groups who believe the charges against him were "trumped up" and that the response to his "mistake" was very disproportional to the mistake.

It has not been perfect, I have made mistakes and lost some money on a few wrong trades that I chose to close out and take a small loss rather than salvage.

And until we learn to avoid previous mistakes, we will undoubtedly repeat them.

With each confession of neglect from her, she got a brief lesson on what that mistake will cost to fix.

Putting a solicitation for money in writing is a big mistake IMO.

- Budget for some mistakes and hire a professional for an evictions

*edit: fixed a hilarious spelling mistake, damn droid!

Just think if you made one mistake and it took only one extra month to get then out (you hear horror stories of really bad professional tenants as well).