I'm finding that just a little reliefe, 1-2 little things going right will take the edge off and take away that "giving up" felling.

(she did not realize that the elec. had to be on for the gas furnace to work) The landlord stated that the new tenant fell through and could not rent the property.

What a bunch of fools.Here's the bonus though, within months of selling our condo, for $160k, the bottom fell out of the market and similar units wouldn't move for 80k, even with the nice vinyl clad, $2000 window inserts.

It's a one of a kind house that we fell in love with but can't afford to purchase today, hence the reason I'm trying to find a way to make it work. 

This would be different if the roof fell in or a plumbing leak caused a flood.  

The association master policy protects if someone slipped and fell outside the building or hallways, but might not apply to incidents inside your unit.

My tenant informed me that she slipped, fell and caused a big crack in the fiberglass tub with the knee.

Sometimes They’ve fell on hard times and are trying to catch up, they were out of town and late, car accidents, etc. a dismissed case means they’ve came current.

It was awesome living in the city and I fell in love with Houston, but I grew to hate my commute so much it effected my work and life outside of work.

My offer and another offer was accepted at $250,000 with me being second in line as a backup if the first deal fell through which it did.