Taking title to a homeowner's property could be the smoking gun needed to allege and prove an improper act on your part.

From my view, the type of demand that is allegedly causing this valuation "bubble" is unconventional.

Whether the (alleged) additional legal protection, if any, justifies this monumental increase in cost and complexity is a big question mark.Also, never listen to legal or tax advice coming from real estate gurus, none of them.

The people you do business with reflect upon you, and an alleged professional who gets into shouting matches in the street after midnight is a tool.

Which means the seller has to pay that fee at closing to the alleged consultant and marketing company.

I talked to an attorney about 3 weeks ago that has already received calls alleging discrimination due to their criminal history.

The question the entire manufactured housing industry needs to be asking itself is:Is the reason for all the push because, in fact, are we taking advantage of people as alleged, or is it because someone or some group stands to find advantage in making those allegations?

Weekends and legal holidays do not count towards the notice period.7-Day Notice for Damage or Health HazardMichigan law also provides for a 7-Day Eviction Notice if the landlord alleges the tenant has created a substantial health hazard or has done serious damage to the property.

They allege service which was never actually made, don't do a skip-trace on all heirs of estates (there are often estates involved in tax-sales), don't run a bankruptcy check, or attempt to comply with California service/title/foreclosure guidelines rather than Georgia.  

Working with my Marines through debt management, financial problems, family problems, allegations, substance abuse, and severe depression are mostly learned informally on the job.