After a song and dance about their income which we don't buy, they ask about co-signers so we sent our co-signer criteria and never hear back.Fast forward another two weeks later where I find out the guy is contesting an application charge saying one is a duplicate.

Just tell him you know we won't be making any best friends through these offers, but as long as you are basing your offers on a CMA, your ideal affordability price point, and DOM, this isn't a popularity contest.

The good news (for the city I invest in) is they'll have additional property tax income and I doubt most out-of-town investors will contest their property taxes to have them lowered. 

I read where even after receiving a deed, someone could contest the deed if they are legally disabled at the time the deed was issued and they have up till 9 years to contest it, or up to 2 years after they are no longer disabled. 

With search engines, ranking is more of a popularity/marketing contest than any measure of the quality of service.Yelp ReviewsYelp and similar sites only post reviews by tenants.

How would I contest this interpretation of the bedroom rules?  

Despite Mario claiming that "we are waiting for court date because tenant is contesting"....we had to get the court date and forceful removal in 36 days.How did we get a court date and unlawful detainer BEFORE Mario could get a court date when we started our 3-day pay or quit a MONTH AFTER when Mario served the tenant?

My new Mortgage Company tells me my property taxes have increased, but i called the city and they said they were loweredHow do i contest my property taxes with my lender to prove they are overcharging me monthly?

If the tenant contests the charges, Obligo still pays the landlord and the Tenant has to fight with the landlord to contest the charges.Services like Rhino are more like a traditional insurance policy.

The prior owner has 1 year to contest your ownership (which you can cut short with a quiet title suit) and she can only be awarded the property back if it was sold unlawfully through an error at the county.