By your own admission you left stuff behind.Did you do a walkthrough?

And in the space I leave for 'Additional Comments' I often get little mini-essays about the 'college experience' or their 'life goals' or how important having their own 'private space' is to preparing for their 'future'.Now if only they would be more responsible and less destructive than my low-income tenants.........

Hi JonI have done lots of reading and I have written an essay with all the strategies that the US is currently using but I really wanted someone like yourself to read through it and make sure I have captured the subject correctly.

BY THEIR OWN ADMISSION!!!!

Admission was $97 for existing customers of our service.

I found contractors for REO's, aid in investing out of state, help with my college admission to UF, and even a partnership to apply my internet marketing skills to market an e-book.

Pardon the essay, but I may have an opportunity.

I would be more than willing to pay the HOA $516, but my I’m afraid that by paying the $516 and the HOA refusing to sign a release, they could turn around and say, “well now we want the $1,213 too” or worse it would look like an admission of guilt and that could be used against me down the road if anyone else decides they want to take action.My questions are:- Is paying the agreed upon $516 and official admission of guilt?

My affiliation with this group is as a member and my personal belief is the education is worth hundreds times the admission price.

By your own admission, you are playing games and misleading sellers.