Sure I could demand him to get a payday loan to pay his monthly rent or else face eviction.

All of a sudden a car pulls up to the front of the house (parks on the street facing the wrong way)  jumps out of his car, runs up the lawn and flings the front door open and flies into the house.  

Not the kind of liability that we want any of our owners to face.

A lot depends on where the window faces, what your budget is, and how high end your rental market is.

That usually slaps me in the face before I try to get too sporty with statutes,

If there isn't, or if it's very small, beware that you're facing between $500 and $2,500 in turnover costs to get the unit rent-ready again.

Despite all sorts of chasing information around we are faced with the situation that Global Community Development allegedly deny receiving funds necessary to complete our purchase and build.

You'd probably be faced with doing this research even if you purchased some course ...

Everyone is well aware of the budget issues facing our government and I can say with almost 100% certainty that more bases will be closing/combining over the next several years.

Both tenants were sent 7 day notices to cure or face eviction.