If it was $300 a month, I might fight it.

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Originally posted by @Joe Gore: GSA is looking for the government only and why not try to get as much as you can, and I am a sure ever property seller will try the same thing to get as much as they can.Joe Gore Absolutely.......I was glad they were working to save me as a taxpayer as much money as possible, but at the same time I needed to fight for my position too.

Ned Carey you've got to tell us more about this power house

http://www.theatlanticcities.com/housing/2013/07/how-keeping-track-slumlords-became-one-baltimore-womans-full-time-job/6222/

People are FIGHTING over our PPC leads in some markets, because if they can't buy them, they can list them.The value of a click, lead, or assignable deal will be dependent upon the dynamics in your local market, and the potential profit in any given deal.

I have had student loans since 2009, I just paid of the entire rest of the outstanding balance about a month ago, and that is all for debts.

You can then fight the 1st mortgage holder.

I would contact them to see if you can get it, but I would not try to fight them in court.

This year, I'm on pace to have about 8 months total vacancy for the year which would be an outstanding year for me.

Although it's the tenant's home, it's *your* property, and you have the legal right of entry....however, I've learned it's not worth fighting with a tenant if they're leaving in a relatively short time frame.