First, he's more likely to have a rocky relationship with the chick he picked up at the bar after buying her two fingers of Maker's Mark (those girls are crazy and should be avoided like beauticians on Prozac). 

@Dan Barli I live in the area and it is going through some gentrification and I have a solid foundation as far as contractors go.

@Greg WalshIf they stopped paying and haven’t fully vacated, you can’t take their stuff and move it nor can you change locks and bar them access.

My concern was that they are replacing a towel bar for $50.00.

Normally I'd say look at the agenda of the zoning board and see who the lawyers are, but if there's no codes or zoning, there's no zoning bar! 

While the bar is high for the court to even consider piercing the veil, the court is not going to be deterred by your entity being classified as a MMLLC rather than a SMLLC.

See NC BAR summaries on practicing law and NCGS 84-2.1 - "Practice law" defined for statutory details.  

Just wondering if im setting my realistic bar too low

Reporting him is one thing, but threatening legal action and trying to get him barred from the approved appraiser list without any evidence beyond a photo shared is only going to come back to hurt you in the end.

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