You are at a great age to have the energy to get it done.Keep it balanced and build as you can on your terms and nobody elses.Good luck.

Contacting the above SC resources will just cost you some time and energy... and may make your decision on if you should go forward with legal action a little easier.

You came into real estate assuming it was the best way to use your energy and time, so there is no better way to spend it.

I also did not listen to the entirety of the video.. on that note, I know that Fannie Mae's chief economist provides his forecast for free on their website, and has been relatively accurate (#4 according to WSJ) http://www.fanniemae.com/media/economics/index.jhtml?

It's a constant balancing act of managing reliable workers that are economical...

The answer to all of our economic problems!

If that doesn't work you can follow with the 'nuclear' option of officially evicting them and hoping they 1) get served before they leave, 2) don't leave the state, and 3) care about an eviction on their local record.You can also try charging a higher security deposit next time, but that isn't always realistic in these economic times.

Is it that our entire economic system is going to break down because of these bank failures?

And, in the current economic climate together with public attitudes toward any mortgage holder, I would not want to be explaining anything as a lender in front of a jury in a civil suit..Allowing a buyer to get out of the deal with an assumption of the existing loan, with reasonable modifications, is a very good idea.

It is a portal to the economic development sites of just about every MSA in the US. 4.