I have tenant's name, DL, and phone number but I do not have a forwarding address.Can someone tell me if I can still file a case in small claims even if I don't have prior tenant's forwarding address?

@Jack Honrothgood for you, it sounds like you discovered what is the case in most markets right now - on market properties with debt will not cash flow.can you start with a house hack? 

There have been several situations where things could have gone poorly, as is the case in any market, but Nader has made sure it all worked out in my favor.

Ofcourse they have certain rules , some of which I might agree , some I might not , but at the end of the day , that is the case in every aspect of real estate investing .Anyway , I have researched extensively on using construction loans , and am doing a rehab with that approach , learnt a ton of stuff - If you ever consider that route , dont hesitate to get in touch via BP - I can review my notes and perhaps give some pointersThe first page on this website says "NO surprises" lol.

She stated that she had to dismiss the case in the basis that they accepted the money so they are pissed.

We know the investor that sued the City of Eastpointe to force them to create the program to meet Michgian Statutes and even contributed to the case. In

The attorney then wanted to charge me another $1,500 to continue my case in April.Afterward, I discovered a company called "evicthemforme.com," which charges $260 for basically the same service.

Find out from the title co if that is the case in your area.

In addition, I think you are assuming a general contractor will extend credit to a borrower which isn't' always the case. in columbus we build and make everyone self fund a 30k retainer account in a escrow that they have control over because we build new construction multifamily at a discount and won't extend credit to anyone 

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