Sometimes as the post progresses and the information about the dispute comes out it seems that a lot of the time it was a mistake on the posters end of not being fully educated on what the realtor was doing.

Here's a few lines from a local bank's recent SEC filings regarding notes: "During the third quarter of 2014, the Company identified problem assets and began the disposition process under the asset resolution plan... the Company transferred $11.2 million of loans held for investment to loans held for sale in anticipation of near term loan sale..."

I remember rehabbing my first "Burn Out" It was a 3 year old 4,400 sqft home that a homeowner tried to burn down due to a dispute with the builder.

Judges tend to side with the tenant in these type of disputes unless you have strong documentation to support your position.  

I only lucked up with the deal because a friend was selling their deceased grandmother's house and they had to close in a short amount of time because of legal dispute with another relative over the property.

I don't imagine any eviction notices would be published in the local press, mainly because of space and manpower issues (not to mention, most newspapers keep far away from landlord-tenant disputes).However, the info itself should be public information that is readily available, regardless of state, because it is a legal action and can be found in court records.

This is why I was advised that the cleanest way to manage 100% of the entity with the minimum chance for dispute is to treat the person who is funding the deal as a lender as opposed to a partner.  

Without a survey, any boundary line dispute is between the parties as Sch.

I am one investor of several (among them, my family trust, my ERISA investment LLC, and private family investors), as well as the managing member.You set up such syndication entities by clearly establishing their purpose and goals, the benefits to investors, the exit strategy, the management strategy, and the processes for handling disputes, change in membership due to estate or bankruptcy of a member, the process for winding-down a series, and the overall exit strategy.  

You have to use the report number to dispute.You can call around to mortgage lenders and get a tri-merge credit report pulled usually for free ( the lenders eat the cost or just add on the cost if you close on something) but understand that you cannot use this report to dispute something.The credit agencies want their money so you have to go through the free report way or pay at their site.