Its run by the office of civil rights.   

So litigating against a LLC would only drain me financially.

My main concern is to protect the assets of my private lender, I need to look further into this due to them possibly having to be on the loan and would like to avoid that due to them possibly being caught in a litigation dispute down the road.

To maintain a civil relationship going forward, I'll aim to chat with him to establish some rules/ boundary for use of the dryer. 

I have a friend who's the president of a civil engineering company in our neck of the woods.

Those occur much more frequently: http://www.jocosheriff.org/divisions-units/civil-c...Hope this helps!

@Greg H.A DOT secures a note, OR, a mortgage secures a note, a DOT does not secure both a mortgage and a Note.In CA, the DOT does not outline the foreclosure, the Civil Code does.In CA, a non-judicial foreclosure takes 3 months + 21 days, IF, no bankruptcyIn CA, a re conveyance terminates a loan.In TX, a lien release terminates a loan.In both states a deed of trust is used. 

I wouldn't trust a form you find online and partnerships like that are the biggest cause of nasty litigation in the business.

My attorney thinks they are totally wrong and we are moving forward with litigation. 

I'm developing a multi-family community from scratch, and hired a local civil engineer firm for site work (grading, erosion control, drainage plan, etc.) design.