I'm pretty darn confident in my ability to get him out via 'trespass' per CA civil code: 1946.5.

Also, this is a litigation matter, not a transactional matter, so my first choice would not be an RE attorney, but rather a commercial litigator.

It will be there for as long as civilization exists and I have descendants to draw from it.When I start buying again here in the US in late 2015 I will again systematically do it all over again.

Some people have dogs for home protection which flies directly in the face of insurance liability because of the ease of litigation.

I am a civil engineer that has been reading and learning about real estate for the past 5 years.We have yet to purchase an investment property but we have purchased two homes that we have lived in.

When things go bad possibly down the road or not as great as expected the operating agreement and structure set up will help to keep things civil and on track.

The civil rights act of 1968 prohibits discrimination based on race ,color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status and handicap..

You may want to ensure your not buying someones litigation landmine.

I have a buddy who all he does is buy houses with foundation issues, he's a civil engineer and contractor, he can fix stuff that people thought would cost $70,000, he fixed it for $5500 because he knows what he's doing....figure out your strengths and use them to make deals work.

I'm a full time civil engineer and I bought my first rental property in 2012, and have expanded to 7 rental units today which net me about $1200/month (self managed).