(Even though I've been in his shoes before).

We've built it into our management that we have mandatory house meetings when new roommates arrive so as to clarify expectations, even down to writing down and posting who will do what chores when, when people can be noisy or quiet, whether shoes are to be worn in the home or not, etc.  

I had an old pair of shoes that I wore all the time. 

If you were in the lender's shoes, you'd see it this way, too.

Otherwise, the agreement can be immediately voided and any persons at the property evicted and trespassing charges filed.If the seller of the property you are considering purchasing gets an attorney involved, most likely the agreement will contain the language prohibiting you from leasing or selling the property in any manner without the consent and approval of the seller.Put yourself in the shoes of the seller.

I know that many "hard core" landlords may disagree with me on this, but as someone who has been in those shoes, I prefer to be stern with a human approach.

We rehabbed about 10,000 of work a week and finished the remodeling in a little over a month.I don't have the before pictures where it shoes how terrible of a condition the property was in.

That is what I would do if I was in your shoes personally.

I was in your shoes, and nervous about the liability of taking on appliances and what do if something happens.

What would you do if you were in my shoes?