You see, there’s nothing worse for an attorney taking on a contingency case, fronting all the legal expenses and investing their time to win a case and obtain a court judgment – then NOT be able to collect on the judgment.So, astute attorneys will research the available assets and insurance before accepting a case on contingency.

Either there is a secret everyone else knows or LTR in Denver simply won’t cashflow with the current market prices and interest rates.

this isn't an option for everyone based on family situation and lifestyle, but I know multiple people who have sequentially house hacked their way to a portfolio of 5-15 units in 5-10 years simply by using their monthly housing payment.

So I have to contact retailers, manufacturers, figure it all out in addition to simply purchasing a replacement. 

Relationships and trust take time and he talked about how many deals he got done simply because he had that long-term view. 

Even if the home owner wins a judgment against the arbitrager, it will be hard to recoup $180,000."

If they aren't on a lease, why not simply give them the required notice and have them move? 

Then you simply deny them.What it does, unfortunately, is induce people who aren't qualified to apply because you can't exclude them in the advertising or on a blind inquiry.

Put simply, it’s how much the VA will pay your lender if you default on the loan. 

I'm not familiar with the case, and don't have rentals there, but there is a bit of poetic justice here...not that I agree with the overall result, but far too often I interact those who simply institute 'clauses' in a contract (Lease, PSA, Options etc) which are grossly one sided or as it seems in this case unlawful.