Not that you're not a nice person, but I don't know which mood you'll be in as we go through the tedious realty of tenants and toilets. 

As we all know drugs are addictive and so there's a good chance they'll do this again if they stay and as some of us can attest dealing with a deceased tenant is not a fun experience, neither mood-wise nor financially.Personally, now that you know what's going on, I suggest eviction. 

Find an episode of a flip show or someone that she can model and keep it on cue for when she's in a good mood and put it on. 

But I've been to Stockholm and Gothenburg.

I was in a bad mood earlier and that wasn't fair to Rob.

Usually if an appraisal comes in low, the investor just takes it to the provider, and the provider either contests the appraisal (appraisals can come in low unnecessarily...there's sometimes little rhyme or reason behind an appraisal, and it can depend on the appraiser's mood that day), or they'll negotiate on the price with the investor, or they'll let the investor out of the contract.

I lived for a year studying abroad in Stockholm and loved it so much!

If you can show them in a calm way that you have a case against their E & O insurance and possibly a case for a prescriptive easement and anything else that's appropriate, then it's easier to get them to the negotiating table in a mood to settle with you fairly.In my opinion. 

Maybe I will pick the book back up when I am in a different mood.

Then as he is leaving he commiserates that his pregnant significant other is going through a lot of emotions & her hormones are creating unbearable moods that are getting really tough to live with.He didn't send in his application, so we think he just needed someone to talk to.