Serve the tenant with an eviction notice, you'll get a response then.

Despite that you have likely provided two LES's to them, they may want a memo for record from your commander saying you are currently on active duty and that your ETS is (enter ETS if enlisted or that you can serve as long as you choose if officer).

We serve an important role in providing people with shelter.

Relocation services (RELO) serve real estate brokerages placing people moving from one area to another.I'm not suggesting kickbacks or paying illegal referral fees, but it seems an entity could be established allowing investors to join and share in arrangements made.

@johh This home serves many purposes for me so to sell it right now is not an option.

If you had to the go the route of a new furnace depending on the type of furnace needed to serve the unit i would think with a annual reduction of $3,000 in expenses it would pay for itself relatively quickly.

The process here is I file the suit and get the tenant served (usually the same day, no later than the next day).

What is your plan and why is the seller/borrower better served by canceling their listing agreement?

If she doesn't agree to it, I would serve her a 3-day notice immediately (after she doesn't pay for the month in question) and tell her you intend to file an eviction which she will be liable for all of your court costs and attorney fees.I had a tenant email me last night stating they are moving back up North and to use their security deposit as rent for the month.

I've found a lot of the people serving on the boards are retired and have nothing better to do than nitpick your property.