So, basically, setting it up for a twoi year period is putting any buyer in that case in a position to fail.And Rob, you didn't saay how long your deal was, but you did sound like you were setting people up to fail as it seems you have experience in "running peoplke off".True, the value of the hoime will determine what kind of "deposits" you have.

I would say that overbuilding (case in point, Vegas, AZ, FL, etc) was a "major factor" as well.

Can I win this eviction case in court, and what are my rights as far as collecting the rent she owes?

Case in point -- the house I am fixing up to move into.

Case in point?

Its actually easier than that, but using a title company (or attorney, which may be the case in GA) will ensure all the docs are correct and all the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed.

( But you can't reveal my name that's privileged info ) Plus...I won't charge you a dime if you lose your case in court!

Fraud is intentional deception of "material fact" resulting in injury to another person/entity.So... what happened in this case?- In

#1 You may perform evictions for your LLC, at least that's the case in Texas.

Have your Agent contact their agent and see if this is the case. In