They won their first case in court that you are referring to.2.  

I understand the appeal of turnkey properties, especially when investing out-of-state.When it comes to turnkey investments, one of the biggest challenges is finding trustworthy providers who deliver quality properties in solid markets.

This means that doing what's best for their clients should be as important to them as any individual sale.Finally, if you do find that your agent has gotten away with lying to you, you will have more avenues for recourse, such as through your agent's broker, professional association (such as the National Association Of Realtors) or possibly even in court if you can prove that your agent has failed to uphold his fiduciary duties.When a buyer and seller work together directly, they can (and should) seek legal counsel, but because each is expected to act in his or her best interest, there isn't much you can do if you find out later that you've been duped about multiple offers or the home's condition.

The brokerage offers an appealing Flat Fee 100% commission program.

Also, an income stream is something that is likely to appeal especially to folks approaching (or already in) retirement.  

It doesn't seem like it'd add $$ but a 1/2 bath does help with the appeal when you put it up for rent or sale. 

Try small claims court, but I doubt you'll see any of it.

If you really want her out, I'd tell her if she leave before the end of this month and the place is in good condition, that you will return her deposit AFTER she is out, given you the keys and you've inspected the place...and as Colleen says, be there with a locksmith or new set of locks to change the locks.Then once she's out, you can try going after her in small claims court for the unpaid rent.

He demanded of me to install central AC or he will have to take this matter to court. 

Would it hold up in court?