I also have heard that Vulcan 7 is a good  source for Expired #'sFor an ALL inclusive, Suite in a Box, that has a CRM, Dialer, etc, I have heard that "Seize The Market" is pretty good as well.  

This may be a forced liquidation from a divorce, probate, or some other civil suit.  

Commercial I always start with how you see yourself managing the asset as I think that tells a lot about which type of commercial property maybe better suited.

He suggested 4 suites (shopping center/strip mall) which would cost $35 a sq ft (not sure if this price is good or bad) to build.

There are many violations of law that can lead to a felony conviction as well as civil suits that can then tarnish your reputation and character.

If land lording suits me, I will continue to acquire more properties and get into multi family.

But do read the purchase and sale agreement if its a standard board of realtors form it probably has a mediation clause in it.. which is exactly what your type of squabble is best suited to argue out if in deed you think its worth it for your damages..

If the home is stripped to the studs, and I personally do the work, wearing a P99 full face respirator along with full body disposable suit... the place is aired out, I give the chemicals time/heat to volatilize...

A properly constructed liability insurance policy will pay for your defense if a suit is filed that relates to a covered loss.

When the recent landmark ground rent case ruling came down, it allowed for ground rent suits to once again be filed.