It's crazy to think seller finance owners are willing to fight over $6k on the list price but won't pay $3-4k to have an attorney draft something they can enforce. 

I currently have a family member dealing with "okupas" in one of his investment properties and he is been fighting it for well over a year to get the property back. 

Wilmington lost the fight which helps the court case if Asheville decides to pursue.

Once someone has paid, what to them is a good deal of money, and invested a good deal of time, and become emotionally involved with a particular mentor and his program, they’ll fight like hell to defend it.  

Fortunately, most of them are unaware or unwilling to fight.

You all must agree to the same thing or else you will just end up fighting about what to do.Since your mom doesn't have it in a living trust, I suggest you do that right away.

This is why so many companies are leaving states like California.Pro-business environment: Companies want to focus on their core business, not fight anti-business policies.Significant infrastructure: Companies favor cities with substantial airports, freeway systems connecting to other cities, and more.

Considering traveling nurses/workers, as well as seasonal rental for ND home games (also a huge Fighting Irish family).

I turn over to my insurance company and they are paying for the lawyer to fight the lawsuit. 

@Kathy Fettke Im certainly not trying to pick a fight or malign RWN.