And, I don't think Cerberus should get a dime - they made a bet and are losing (although, their lawsuit against Daimler argues they were given misinformation).

First, sandwich lease-options are very risky, with an elevated risk of becoming involved in a lawsuit (2 lawsuits).Furthermore, the vast majority of people who buy on lease option never buy the property.

is there any one here or have you heard of any one who had a lawsuit at a rental property and the insurance somehow did not cover it and the tennant got some huge judgment against the property owner thus getting only a couple of the property owners homes rather than all of them,,, and this property owner said "whew " i sure am glad i had a LLC,,,,, the odds for this seem astronomical to me,,,,,,,,,, thanks !

(Still I don't understand what the lawsuit would be based on, if the owner was to be informed of the proposal first and approved.)

How about some straight answers.7- FEWER taxes, tax breaks to companies that keep jobs in America8- The ability to VOTE OUT a Union, just as they can be VOTED IN.9- Frivolous lawsuits=judges with common sense.

If the lender forecloses the deed of trust out of court, the lender has chosen one action and may not bring a lawsuit to recover a deficiency, which would be a second action.

You will get a better sale price then and you will be protected from a law suit in the future.Diane

File lawsuits against the city.

The risk isn't losing the property, the risk is losing the property and becoming embroiled in two lawsuits.

For the last 7 months, I've been dealing with Homevestors and am currently in a lawsuit with them.