At no point in time did I alert my ex that I received a bonus, a raise, or rental income.

At no point in time did I not say what I did to get this whole ball rolling was the right decision.

:) I tried to get him to put a price on it a couple years ago, he sounded like he might sell in time, he wouldn't commit but sounded like..... now if you get that thing you owe me big time, as well as first refusal if you get tired of it!

Actually just had a couple people come up on their anniversary so they will be getting their ~$1.50 check in time for Christmas!

This is your security in case you can't find a buyer in time or if the numbers turn out to NOT be as good.

. #1 - Like Paul said, it helps defeat the tenant's excuse about not being able to get off work and make it to the bank in time during the week. #2 - I don't like getting money orders in the mail from my tenants who don't have a checking account.

@Sarah Pursell keep her, she pays in time.

If you don’t like the price etc. or have other issues you bring it up for discussionMany instances they want a specific title company as some can be very slow and drag on a closing by not getting documents ready in time.

Either that or he has turned his phone off so as to screen all the incoming calls through VMs  (i.e. other creditors).Based on the other details you have provided it seems he is trying to string you along without paying rent, and delaying any communication is a page out of that playbook.Have a process server drop him a love note on his doorstep in time for Valentine's Day and turn it over to your attorney.Then, you can send his calls directly to VM...

a stich in time saves nine, and that nine could be a $10k legal fee.