A POA usually states that the attorney-in-fact can do all things to facilitate a sale, that could open the door to act with another party to load fraudulent fees or charges, make repairs, collect rents to be conveyed.....whatever....Based on his justification for the reason for a POA (being BS) that just isn't a matter in truth, I suggest you listen to your attorney.Tell the guy your attorney will draft the POA and that both of you can go to his office to explain what you both want to do, you could take his POA as well.

Until Florida is able to legislate regulation on the fraudulent insurance claims that are rampant here right now, you're likely to see minimal annual increases.

In order to combat variability of product, the hedge fund I worked for tried to create rubber bands of expected renovations around the age of the homes.

You could try to make more money, increase your income, turn on more faucets in order to combat the costs of situational happiness, sometimes that doesn't happen as fast as we want, deciding to save your money is also another way of turning a faucet on in the mean time. 

Every advanced nation uses the VAT to tax mega companies as it is the best method to combat tax loopholes.

We have raised rents to combat this however the comparable rents in the area have not risen at all so we have not been able to raise rents enough to cover insurance. 

*The tenant provides fraudulent documentation attesting to their need for an emotional support animal (usually a fake emotional support animal letter).

Ihave them sign that twice: once when we go under contract and again at the closing and I have the closing agent notarize their signature then.I just read that Vegas has had a lot of fraudulent deals going on which has caused the value to be artificially inflated.

So if people are fraudulently misrepresenting the use of the property there very well may come a day the banks do actually care.As far as @Lauren Johnson's original questions.

It is surprisingly common how often a review of the court file reveals a fatal error made be the complaining party such as; improper Service of the Summons and Complaint, Statute of Limitations, violations of Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Lack of Standing, Past Payment of the Debt -in Part or in Full,  Fraudulent Claim of Debt, Actual Discharge in Bankruptcy, Mistaken Identity, etc.