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	Name:	Lifer -
	Subject:	Agenda? Really?
	Date:	4/19/2012 8:47:08 AM

You think I have an agenda? That is laughable. I don't have a dog in this fight whatsoever. I just find your whining annoying. They had more than 3 months notice. They day they signed LEASE papers they were 'put on notice'. It was/is a RENTAL agreement, not a lease purchase and certainly not a sales contract. But you are right about one thing, it is very hard to buy something from someone who doesn't want/need to sell. As I said, they had years to use their time and talent to purchase deeded lots elsewhere. They chose not too. Don't blame RL for that. That is called personal choice. You come across as bitter and foolish.

Most reasonable folks would have used the decades of observation to see that RL selling the lots to individuals was not in the cards and started to seek property elsewhere out of control of RL. Your friend's didn't. Therefore one can assume that having a place on the lake was secondary to having the prime real estate they were renting. As for the length of the 'relationship' between the renters and landlord, it is a symbiotic relationship. They received exceptional value for their rental dollars.

And just a suggestion. Rather than spend your time tilting at windmills, you should go and help 'granny' pack!