When I pull up your address the first photo I see is the front of the house, which, in my opinion, doesn't do the inside justice, and that is the first photo that is going to be critiqued and ultimately the critical "first impression" by potential buyers.

However, a creditor would have to go through the judicial system to even know who the beneficiary of the trust was, and as we have seen from this post in CA that can take multiple years and many thousands of dollars, not everybody is able or willing to do that ... you can have as much justice as you can afford, as the attorneys say.

I know the evictions are done through the Justice of the Peace, but I haven't found any type of list or where this information might be posted (sort of how the probates are posted online)Thoughts???

Thank you @Justice Cannie and @Chris Seveney for your advice.

I have gained so much from their program I can't easily do it justice in this forum. 

Now they've sold all those properties (and their personal property) and moved that money to Wyoming because they got tired of the heavy-handed regulation, taxes, and unfair justice system.

Maybe a cop visit would scare them enough to light up outside.Otherwise, you're stuck waiting on the "justice" system.

I just do not understand how justice in our country became so corrupt. 

Department of Justice.)How does a landlord with no yard balance?

Department of Justice, via guidance memo FHEO 2013-01 allows social workers to prescribe service animals for the purpose of residential real estate.