Also the owner of the real estate could have a high deductible and the insurance claim wouldn't cover much if any of the settlement and would make the annual policy go sky high.If you have an attorney send a counter letter and let the claimant's attorney know you will fight this tooth and nail the attorney might drop it if pro-bono.

Whatever. my house is being foreclosed on anyway. they'll be homeless soon anyway. i just dont understand why theyre fighting to stay somewhere they arent wanted

Obviously if you really want to fight it contact the local VA office but until you have a move date for a PCS, you need to follow your commitment and move into the new place.As I've implied above, you don't have to move all your stuff to live there but I would imagine it's not worth keeping your other place for a year as storage.

Doesn't mean you couldn't get it out of him, but he could easily fight that.Call a granite fabricator have them repair it, it will disappear.

Keep Fighting Strong!

For a 7 day notice, they have to have not paid rent, damaged the unit, or caused a nuisance, unsafe conditions, etc. and for all except late payment, I have to have witnesses if they fight the eviction.

The pre-close walkthrough would demonstrate that the product being delivered is not the product you initially agreed to purchase.I would simply walk away at that point - no fighting over who would repair the damage.

If they did not pay rent for a while you will be fighting this forever with these folks.

Tenant had a "guest," which really means "roommate who pays part of the rent," then they started fighting over I didn't care what.

No thank you.It's a risk, but my advice is get yourself a good insurance policy and trust that the City has better things to do than fight homeowners to take their MIL units offline.