If I happen to get any money out of it that's just icing on the cake. 

Maybe the Supreme Court is just saying Congress needs to give this power to the Federal government, but the justices realize that any such law is still subject to their review for constitutionality. 

So, until you gain more experience/transactions (licensed or not) you may not be doing yourself justice by representing yourself.Otherwise, yes if you can afford the ~$2k to maybe $3k in annual dues and fees, there can be a benefit to it. 

In a 6-3 ruling, a majority of justices agreed that the stay on the lower court’s order finding the CDC’s eviction moratorium to be unlawful was no longer justified.

I do not need social justice warriors in my place. 

It depends on a variety of factors, including the strength of your justice system.

It could be viewed as a way to discourage her from seeking justice as even if she wins, your clause says she pays your costs.

@Gary L WallmanJust maybe the photos don’t do it justice :/

Normally that would take less than 60 days but we're in the "new normal" where justice no longer exists, particularly in a state like NJ, and you can expect to run into additional hurdles and delays.As you're evicting them, they may decide to steal all the kitchen cabinets, smash the toilets and windows, dump paint on the flooring, and other fun tricks.

Hispanic gang bangers  black gangs  skin heads  Aryans etc etc.now out here in Portland we have a new one  ANTIFA the white 30 year old stupid as dirt hates everything loves to destroy others properties and thinks they are social justice warriors.