The number one thing I tell fellow investors is that in the city proper you will deal with 36th district court and that has a material impact on the speed with which the court process will proceed if you need to evict. 

BUT I think you are playing with fire.My primary job function is outside sales building relationships with realtors. 

Value is a function of the income the property produces.  

If you find a good company, your costs will almost always be much lower and typically, the rehabs are done correctly and everything is functioning properly in the home.

As a result, I have sued Seller Z, and the case is currently being heard in Court of Law Number 3.

A very quick search of court records finds Michael and Sherida have had ongoing issues with stealing from friends and family. 

We would have the notices posted, file with the courts, and serve them.

-reliable "handyman" who can deal with minor repairs (make sure licensed and insured)-tenant self-inspection app or use third party service for inspections-vendors to service home functions, e.g. plumbing, electrical, HVAC, etc.

However, there is a concept in law that the parties of a dispute must try to resolve the issue before just coming to court.

If they even try to attempt to recover anything through a court of law in Paraguay, good luck to them!