I can certainly understand someone not wanting to spend huge amounts of time typing up back and forth email replies when a phone conversation can resolve things quickly.

In my family, we have used quit (not quick) claim deeds to resolve ownership issues.

Cory hasn't posted again, yet maybe, but teaching a subject isn't based on marketing hype and it's a two way street, the teacher has an obligation to introduce the material and resolve questions to a point, the student has an obligation to study, absorb the material and implement what they learn. 

People can threaten all they want but civil cases take years to resolve and lawyers cost $500 an hour. 

Have your attorney review the paperwork, ask the attorney your questions, resolve any items needing resolving, and take a deep breath, sit back and relax.

Leave your tenants to resolve the matter themselves.

They want 2% fee for doing that. if that resolve the theft and breaking machines and not miss using by anyone thats the best idea.hopefully it works for me, Did anyone used cleartoken in the forum? 

(I have houses that I've tried to register for permits but they aren't giving them out yet as they don't have a program in place...currently we simply register the event with the Lucas County Health Dept but there isn't a city permit)I am sitting in the Ohio Governor's Children's Initiative, a directive from Mike DeWine our governor for the various agencies across the state come together and resolve a way forward for state standards on lead paint.

I have a client who has a contract for deed at this time is unable to get conventional financing the client needs a little more time to get credit under control and is well on on the way to resolving the owner of the contract does not want to extend.

However, legal wise, you will need to send him couple traceable communications (text, email, fax, registered mail) at least 3 times to demonstrate that you have indeed make efforts to get things resolved but have failed at it, just to cover your behind.