That is litigation waiting to happen. 4.

I am a civil engineer and I have been interested in real estate investing for as long as I can remember and it just never felt like it was time to get in for many factors but now I am ready and I don't want to put it off any longer.  

If they didn't follow through on their side of the agreement which is to represent you then you can always report them to the licensing commission and have litigation for what money they lost you due to their negligence.  

Additionally, any type of litigation is going to be $1,000s if not $10,000s, which is why it does not make sense to pursue (I think you're being optimistic with your 50/50 chances). 

I had just graduated with my Civil Engineering degree and I was looking to buy a duplex in the twin cities and use that as a springboard to get into REI.

My husband is a civil engineer, so we'd all have a lot to talk about.

Sex offender registry.Count, city and state arrest lookup.Inmate search.County civil record search.Several other websites that search for infractions.Google.If they have an address in another state, city, etc, I check there for criminal activity as well.I talk to their last/current landlord and check tax and registrar of deeds to make sure I am talking to the right person.That is all before I even think of running their credit.  

Depending on the totality of the circumstances the landlord maybe responsible for some or all moving expenses, but can only be determined by a local civil court if YOU decide to pursue.

LOL.Everyone that is on the internet, by now, unless it is their first day in civilization, knows that if they post something on an open discussion forum, they are open to comments.  

The hope is the LLC will shield the greater assets of the Solo401k Trust in the event of litigation.