I did a deal last fall with 6 lawyers involved: they added so much unnecessary drama and cost and time to the deal, it’s amazing we made ever made it to the closing table.

I would fall much closer to your initial thought of $1,000 to $1,500.

Help the next potential victim avoid them by getting the judgement.

I am thinking this would fall under a 15 year property but am interested to hear others' opinions.

Basically you are spending a large sum of upfront money and hoping you get an roi on that, my understanding though I really don’t do that type of marketing is it was a good payoff if less than you would think based on total sales volume in the before times, but again as conversion rates fall it’s become harder to justify.

Otherwise they will continue to pay yearly taxes and maintenance costs, and not be able to foreclose the property as it will sit here leaking and falling apart and the mold continuing to spread.

In many states that could fall under the category of a "self help eviction".

He got upset and decided to sue for an alleged slip and fall from 2 years ago.

Basically, all RE education improves an investor's current skill and falls under Sec 162 (your other comment  about Sec 162 eligibility notwithstanding).

This implies residential units can be built at lower costs and provide better return. 11) adding an ADU to SFH can make the SFH fall under rent control.Good luck