Hi Michele,Sorry for your pain.

It can be a pain, but they should give you the number.

There's some painful truth in this thread.

When grout is installed if it is not wiped clean off the surface of the tile it becomes a major pain.

I'm very familiar with the subject, having lived in an area where there were various Indian tribes; and in fact we custom built a medical/dental clinic for them.

I have a deep burning passion for this business, I work every single day towards it, I work full time in Medical IT, and I enjoy my family.

As much as it humbles me to have to agree with Bill (Just kidding, Bill) I have to agree with Bill.He's right - one, you have a contract for deed and your view, or your contractual agreement that you can elect when to turn that relationship into a mere tenancy and treat it as such, may not fly - probably won't fly.Bill is right again, (man, this is painful) that landlord/tenant court will smell quickly that this conflict is not for their shop, and push you down the hall to civil court.Ok, now Bill is right again, in my opinion, in that you need to see Mr.

Emotional pain is powerful.

It was painful, and I was cranky, because nothing drove like a Saab.I bought a new BMW X-1.

I'm particularly interested in corporate housing (especially nurses/therapists since I am one and could possibly use that to network with the companies placing the medical professionals).