I have trial in Fairfax County this Friday, November 15th and my initial hearing was two Fridays ago, November 1st.Anyway, my situation/question is, I have three tenants living in a shared-living environment in one of my townhouses, the person I am attempting to evict is my newest tenant and moved in last May, he actually pays rent the 1st of every month, if not before that, so payment is not the issue but he has caused a fruit fly infestation and firehazard in his room/the house as a result of leaving food out and hoarding.

I, unlike your business associates, fully understand my business environment and how government operates. 

Establishing relationships with brokers is crucial to increase your chances to be picked as a buyer, particularly in the current market environment.

Ive also been on the record as stating my belief that the due on sale clause is rarely called is because we have been in a falling interest rate environment, well for my entire life basically.

We thought guests would really struggle with being in a hotel environment but not able to run down to the desk to ask questions or get whatever they needed.

Hi Everyone,I have taken a few months now to really and try and understand the current landscape of the real estate environment.

The fact that they are built in a controlled environment and can be erected quickly are definitely major pluses.

The current retail industry and environment is materially different from that of the 70s and 80s.

I'm not afraid of labor and, in fact, despise the office environment I'm currently working.  

I don't know either, but it would not surprise me if more tenant-friendly environments (SF, NYC...) have anti-discrimination laws that mean you have to tread very carefully when charging higher rents and deposits.