About time!

[Marilyn]

Tink, how totally awesome. I was really, sincerely worried about how they would react to your survey, and what they might do if they were drunk and angry. Are you going to postpone the survey now? It might be best to wait a little while and do it when they are gone.

[Tink]

Marilyn, I'm guessing they won't give up on that lot easily. If they make the bank do a foreclosure it could be a year before they're evicted. It could also be that the mans mother will bail him out of yet another situation.

He is in his early 40's, but his Mother has the loan on the trailer and gave them the down payment for the lot as well as co-signing for the loan on it with his wife. I suspect she will try to help him keep the lot until next time he goes to jail or she gets tired of making the payments for him. His soon-to-be ex wife was the only one working and she won't have any interest in paying for the land for him to live on.

So we're going to get the survey done asap to prevent problems during what will likely be a tumultous time in hope that they will get the hint and just stay away from us. I too will be surprised if I don't end up having to call the police during the survey or erection of the fence, but without doing it, they think they're winning which just gives them more determination to keep harrassing us.

[judy]

It's great news that, at least the mom and kids are leaving, and hopefully he'll go too. I agree with you about the survey and the fence. You have courage, you're aware of the possibilities of a bad reaction, and you're prepared to deal with it. Sounds like a plan.

Isn't it wonderful that things sometimes actually work out the way we prayed they would!