We had one in Idaho, widow with four kids, who skipped after causing damage all because she had to pay a $75 late rent fee.

I can't say it's a bad or good decision to make that move but Ken, Ann and David all have valid points the ultimate decision is yours.I quit my job in late 2005, was buying properties and had about $100,000 in cash saved.

Professionals understand that they are responsible for the loss of use of a property due to negligence or failure to perform as agreed.If a contractor tells me work will be done in a week, I'll usually allow another 20% or 3 days in this case. 90 days will get them 3 more weeks, that is plenty of time for the CG to cover an issue.Toward the end of some jobs, when there is not much money left in a job you may find a CG who starts moving on to other jobs, they may tend to slack off, dragging their feet finishing a punch list.

It also sold for 319,000 and is located in a gated community.The current spec home I'm building and almost have finished is 2300 ft.² with three car garage and tremendous RV parking.

Or is it too late.

We haven't finished the SA, so we can add anything.

Person is late on rent.

Having trouble finding these kind of deals lately though.

I got my next house under contract, a 60's ranch on a full finished basement (my first ranch).

Maybe late paying tenants would have their apts squished :)Robert R. introduce the idea that iHousing need to be high quality, something we would personally recommend, and a strong value offering.My follow up question would be - How could iHousing improve family life?