Please note, the list is the filings for the suit between the lender and the homeowner.

If they like their chances they may choose to file a civil suit to pursue a judgement against you.

Also it can be custom taylored to suit your exact criteria rather than a random or compiled list that you yourself would have to spend time sourcing, scrubbing and bringing up to date.

They know where to look for the best deal and a better place for you that would suit your lifestyle.

Aside from the legalities as well as surrounding construction (which are very important), make sure that the condo culture suits you.

If you want to sell the property and offer title insurance, you must file a Quiet Title Suit.

What I would do is to Invite everybody to a small claims law suit party.

Speaking as a former appraiser, I'd have to say that adding structual changes to the property (i.e. a new bathroom, a new master suite, replacing wood siding with brick, etc.) are the best ways to add a lot of value to your property.

I think everyone loses in a law suit so find a way to settle.

I primarily work with investors, so having a real estate license allows me to help them find properties in the area that might suit their needs.