I still give that advice today, and again for the record, I don't like Detroit for my portfolio but i love that you local guys defend it and stand up for it.

If you have to fight and defend yourself you will need solid footing.8.

In essence, you will be filing a lawsuit naming as defendants all prior owners or interest holders in the property in the past 18 years, which is the statute of limitations for adverse possession in Georgia.

Not only will you get an excellent cardio workout, but you will be able to defend yourself and have that extra level of confidence that you may or may not need.

I called the local probate court office and was told that the probate case information is not published in the newspaper by the courts (it is the defendant's responsibility) and that there is no way to get the information at the courthouse or online.

They spend the entire thread defending their deal, instead of accepting that it's a terrible deal.

You are in complicated legal territory and it would be wise to consult a lawyer... not your closing attorney since that firm will be a defendant in any litigation you may file to protect your interest.

You learn about getting sued without being the defendant.

I wore hand-me-down clothes to school, never had a haircut, amd spent a lot of time defending myself.

Since you know what's in that letter, don't open it, it may be handy if you ever have to defend the deed, just file it.