Keeping a cool head will make breaking off a contract easier and cleaner, without the need to litigate.

IMHO You will end up in court when you tenant litigates.

This is a civil remedy

Or just hire a good LOCAL civil consulting firm that can quarterback all of that for you while preparing your permit and construction drawings for regulatory agency approval.

It's a civil matter, meaning adults need to figure out their personal drama and let cops focus on more important things.I would attempt to visit with all three occupants and explain to the daughter that she is not an authorized Tenant and that her parents want her out.

If it's to prevent litigation - then all assets have to be in the LLCs name and its hard to get a loan to the LLC (maybe some lenders can comment on that). 

It is easy to react quickly & fearfully when you get a letter from a lawyer threatening litigation, especially when it comes to land rights.

A lot of developers have degrees in civil engineering, construction management, architecture etc but several universites now offer programs for real estate and real estate development.

Hey everyone,Using the template,Our Story/Goals: I am a recent Graduate with a Civil Engineering degree and a job i have been at for about a year for a large asphalt laving contractor in the state of Wisconsin.

Remember, in a civil case, the burden of proof is only that your side of the story is more likely to be true than false.