Here's another one: In Arizona, according to the rule of law, when being attacked by a criminal or burglar, legally you can only protect yourself with the same weapon that the other person possesses.

If found valid, this won't be a case about "profit", it'll be about FIDUCIARY DUTIES, a phrase with which most Lenders and other "Professionals" may one day become familiar (again).Notice Italy's NOT taking the civil case route, but the criminal instead.

Every time that he actually stepped on my property, I had him arrested for criminal trespass.

After that if anything was removed or damaged he could be charged with criminal vandalism, theft, or damage.

They have illegitimate kids by multiple men; they drink too much and do drugs; they drop out of high school in favor of being a petty criminal; they are too lazy to work; they have to use one hand to hold their pants up as they walk down the street, etc.

This results in wholesalers raving and ranting in on line forums about how real estate brokers and sophisticated sellers are stupid, dishonest, criminal, etc. for turning down their offers.There are wholesalers who do close a large percentage of their offers.

The national average for criminals shot by citizens vs. criminals shot by police is 3 to 1.

Perhaps for guidance on a criminal matter, but if the dog hurts someone you will be likely named in a civil suit.

If the hoa IS dissolved, I would bet a cyber cuppa that more people would be interested in buying in, and not just investors.

Sure my property may be protected by 5 dobermans, but if criminals knew that even if they got through the 5 dobermans they'd be facing 150 more guard dogs - they'd pick someplace else.