Hi Steph,Septics are a pain, especially when you start getting into areas with high water tables and raised septic systems.

Some discreet inquiries with the county health department might be in order.

Break the lease, and pay two months rent PLUS any damages.The second is the old way of how much did you spend to find a new tenant, repairs and all rents up until a new tenant is found.Most new leases are using the two month clause now as it was always such a pain to go through the costing and security handling with the second method; the security could be tied up indefinitely.Again all the proper security handling notification procedures must be followed to the letter of the law, and that normally requires a certified letter to go out withing some time period.Local laws rule the situation.

Check out their website heartattackgrill.com and you'll see they're not concerned one bit about your health but I love every bit of it!!

He's an elderly gentleman and he's having health complications so he's simplifying his life.

I'll admit that this is a pain in the butt for us, simply because our guys are busy, and often forget to take the camera with them, or forget to take pictures.

He quoted a flat fee of $500 for paining the entire 900 sq ft house, and $500 for killing the mice, cleaning the place up, and hauling everything to the dump.

If your intent is to simply lower your monthly payouts you would be farther ahead to sell the house and rent.Letting money die a slow death in a property is a painful thought when you understand the true opportunity value of cash.

I feel your pain and frustration but there are techniques in the REI game that must be learned before one becomes successful at a particular REI strategy.

Every State and/or County Department of Health is a bit different in their regulations.