Nice little surprise waiting for me when I got home today.

[Anonymous]

That’s a good protection, but what if the landlord quits paying the mortgage the next month? You should do two other things, as well. The first is to write a provision into the lease (if it’s not a month-to-month agreement) that any default on any mortgage (many landlords have more than one) is a breach of the lease. This enables you to move, should you want to, rather than pay rent until the foreclosure sale. The second provision is one that allows you, on any default, to recover your security deposit by not paying rent for one or two months following the default. Landlords who are planning to pull this stunt won’t make any money with these provisions and will likely refuse them, while landlords who can pay the mortgage should see them as harmless.

[Djshakes]

[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]

Pics for proof

[Djshakes]

[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]

Pics for proof

[Djshakes]

[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]

Pics for proof

[Djshakes]

[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]

Pics for proof

[Djshakes]

[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]

Pics for proof

[tothjj]

ND
The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

[tothjj]

ND
The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

[tothjj]

ND
The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

[tothjj]

ND
The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

[tothjj]

ND
The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

[Enorah]

Navydoc, may I just say, I feel that to continue to live in that house now and the negative feelings you will accumulate over time about the landlord way outweighs the stress of moving twice in 6 months. I have done that, moved twice (yes even 3 times) in 6 months, always for good reasons, and I always benefited from the choice. Do what is for your highest good in this moment, if you can.

All the best

[Enorah]

Navydoc, may I just say, I feel that to continue to live in that house now and the negative feelings you will accumulate over time about the landlord way outweighs the stress of moving twice in 6 months. I have done that, moved twice (yes even 3 times) in 6 months, always for good reasons, and I always benefited from the choice. Do what is for your highest good in this moment, if you can.

All the best

[Enorah]

Navydoc, may I just say, I feel that to continue to live in that house now and the negative feelings you will accumulate over time about the landlord way outweighs the stress of moving twice in 6 months. I have done that, moved twice (yes even 3 times) in 6 months, always for good reasons, and I always benefited from the choice. Do what is for your highest good in this moment, if you can.

All the best

[Enorah]

Navydoc, may I just say, I feel that to continue to live in that house now and the negative feelings you will accumulate over time about the landlord way outweighs the stress of moving twice in 6 months. I have done that, moved twice (yes even 3 times) in 6 months, always for good reasons, and I always benefited from the choice. Do what is for your highest good in this moment, if you can.

All the best

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