Accredited investors are or should be required, few small offices can accomplish that now and the structure needs to be compliant.Where brokers or even partners get in trouble is assigning collateral to a group to secure the funds, someone will be last to recover thier money and if there are insufficient funds, they or someone will lose.As a broker, you really need to be in a position to take any investor out of a deal, you also need to be able to take out the small investors who lack experience as they yell the loudest and it makes an attorney fight harder for the one at a disadvantage.

Am I about to fight an uphill battle or is it normally just like any other eviction?

At the very least if this is pursued you should bring in a local investor partner that has experience in ground up development to give yourself a fighting chance.There are calculated risks and then insane risks.Let's keep the content and discussion respectful on here without throwing labels around.

Trust me we vigorously fight these inflated assessments but rarely get any concessions & I can assure you that sale price has absolutely no bearing on the 'tax grab mentality' of the assessor.But I have been networking with a great bunch of young Veterans,& because of that we rented a SFH today to a young military family.end of rant...

In my current line of work(DirecTv), I am constantly fighting off the state trying to classify subcontractors as employees, the subsequent fines and taxes, and subs refusal to do proper work and follow the contract guidelines.

I have never had one fight me over it.Obviously different cities will be different, hope that helps.

Their idea of what is best for the neighborhood may be completely opposite from your sole opinion.A large number of HOAs in Colorado have dissolved or become dormant due to lack or support from the neighborhood, financial reasons, or it causes too much fighting among once friends and neighbors.

Make sure when you take credit apps that the money is non-refundable before payment.The possible tenants need to understand so they do not make a loud fight later on about returning the fee.

I don't expect to be successful in the real estate business without a fight.

People fighting on the streets (if that's what she gets around to saying) seems unlikely.