Can I ask you guys what you would offer if you were in my position that would make a long term arraignment fair and appealing for both sides.

You may be able to go through online court cases to see what names popup over and over again.

I'm still in court with the previous owner.

Located in a condo complex in north Tucson that includes two heated pools, hot tubs, a tennis court, and hiking trail.

The development has emphasized aesthetic appeal, creating 2 acres of park space with benches, using top-of-the-line finishes for the building, maximizing the preservation of trees on the North end, and improving the roadway of Franconia-Springfield Parkway and Beulah Street.

Property sizes can vary, but something with a couple of bedrooms usually appeals to a wider range of tenants.As for Houston, it seems like a solid market for MTRs with its strong medical presence and diverse industries.

As the old saying goes, The Judge told the defendant representing himself in court that he had a fool for a client. 

It's possible the first letter or summons will slap your tenant quickly into compliance, or you may go all the way to court/judgement/sheriff removal. 

Jacob is looking for a way to solve this where he doesn't take a major financial hit, but also where this doesn't end in (let's just be honest) tons of court fees and fighting.Michael wants scorched earth and a 40% pay out which is a no go for Jacob.   

Have you been leaning towards traditional lenders, or are private and hard money options becoming more appealing?