>You are renting to a relative (1st mistake huh?) He has not paid his
>rent in several months. He has been asked/told politely that he has to
>leave.
> He is being pitiful and says you are being mean about it.

> Who has been in this situation and how do you get them out
>peacefully??

>
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>> Dont reuse toilet paper.

> But if it wasn't meant to be reused, why does it come with two sides?

> Rod Speed wrote:

>> Chris yahooremove.com> wrote
>>

>>> I just saw an article in our local paper about reusing common
>>> household items. Most of the suggestions were a little silly, but I
>>> thought it was a good attempt at encouraging people to give thought
>>> to what their "trash" might be good for. My tip for the day is for
>>> cyclists to use their old, flatted tubes. Instead of throwing mine
>>> away, I keep them in a bin in the closet and use them for multiple
>>> tasks. We used two to tie the Christmas tree to the top of our
>>> factory roof rack in December, and I used them a cut up one as a
>>> rubber cushioned door stop in the laundry room. Any other cool
>>> tips?

>>
>> Dont reuse toilet paper.

> something bad is going to happen to the author of this post.
>

> You are renting to a relative (1st mistake huh?) He has not paid his
> rent in several months. He has been asked/told politely that he has to
> leave.
> He is being pitiful and says you are being mean about it.
> Who has been in this situation and how do you get them out
> peacefully??

> What is the average age of a microwave?
> Mine seem to be dysfunctional like every 4-5 years.

>
> Bob Young wrote:

>> You are renting to a relative (1st mistake huh?) He has not paid his
>> rent in several months. He has been asked/told politely that he has to
>> leave.
>> He is being pitiful and says you are being mean about it.
>> Who has been in this situation and how do you get them out
>> peacefully??

>
> BTDT. And learned a lesson from it. The only solution we could think of
> to avoid conflict within the family, is to tell the renter/relative he
> was simply going to have to vacate (for whatever reason you choose to
> tell him)...and paid his first months' rent and deposit on a new place.
> (did NOT co-sign on the new place for him, though...we're not total
> suckers)
> It cost us, but was worth it in the long run.
>
> Sherry ...