Mill Creek, Cannel, AGTO, Nelson...so many good trials up here.

I feel like i'm in trial-mode, experimenting to see what will work.

The best lists come from trial and error.Good luck!

Bottom of page 3, top of 4... the trial court concluded that the Plaintiff can not seise and sell the membership interest in ths LLCs, but rather the Plaintiff's "only remedy is to have those interests charged with payment of the judgment".

Had it not been for some certain principles I learned from him, I wouldn't have been able to make some of the investments I have, survived the sanity-trial of becoming an entrepreneur, and have a tight grasp on how to make things work.It's true, it's not a how-to book.

If they want more details, we go do a drive-by.Find someone in any local market you can trust, they are not hard to find and you will probably have some trial and error.

Her name, Husband's name, variations of both...every single solitary purchase they made throughout their life was new development/land, no address...mailing address was condemned property.

The variations and circumstances could take a book or two, each deal is different.

Wow, I know nothing of Virginia law so you will need to contact a local attorney for specific advice.First I would send the certified letter to their last known address.Second I would also have a Notice to Quit, or the local variation of it served on them.Third, never lock a tenant out of the apartment unless you have a lawyer tell you to do so in writing, and you have a copy of his malpractice insurance.The truth is you need to see an attorney who does evictions.

Maybe someone can explain to me how you're going to determine the differences in weather regions, wind variations, sun exposure and differences in materials used over a 30 year period and how that would be relevant to my roof on a building that's 5 years old, shaded most of the time, in a valley area that has little exposure to higher winds. ???