He was told he could go ahead and file a civil suit, but that it would be thrown out in court.

And unlike the civil servants working for a housing agency, their managers know they must enforce the rules or they’re out.

Investor Buyers are treated with different rule books if problems occur & if it ends up in litigation.

You may have already been to following site, but I thought it would provide the most accurate information.http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/civil/civ-04.htmBest of luck

You might want to consult for an hour and pay a 100 to a real estate litigation attorney just to see what they advise as options for you.Having the control of a condo or HOA is a tactic used by some investors to control values and investments with a complex.

Hi - I am a government lawyer in Washington D.C. where I work on national security and civil liberties issues.

Since LLC have members, and stock is not issued, the best a winning litigant could get is a CHARGING ORDER.

What happens is that an inspector is sent, the inspector always goes out of her way to find problems ( so as to avoid potential litigation from a tenant or loss of job) and always claims them to be escrow worthy for the same reason.

It helps to have the city on board with your plan...especially early on in your career.The team you will need might well include:  mentor, attorney, architect,  civil engineer, cpa,  friendly banker, some some equity partners to boot.  

I suppose it's due to the higher risk of default, more due diligence necessary, and foreclosure litigation falling entirely on the shoulders of the HELOC lender.