Did you ever have to get a lawyer involved or did it not go that far?

Our lawyer wrote up the loan doc, they borrowed $60,000 to renovate 123 main st, I got first position lien on 123 main st, they paid $500/month interest and the $60,000 lump sum back after 12 months.

If there’s any equity get your lawyer in to court and try to place a lien on them. 

He needs to get advice from a lawyer who can advise him on whether to file a legal action or not. 

But SEC lawyers assured me that it's all negotiable. 

I was not able to sue because lawyers thought he would be uncollectable and the county prosecutor's office stated that since it was a breach of contract it was not a civil matter. 

This is the oldest professional tenant trick in the book, but you should definitely get a lawyer on board now.

Or the market goes crazy and the property value goes way up but she says she gets all the gained equity because she's been paying the whole mortgage all this time and she's dating a lawyer now who is on her side... 

I'm in search of a good land use lawyer who can help me negotiate public infrastructure I am being required to pay for near Waynesville, Ohio (Wayne Twp, Warren County, exurb of Cincinnati/ Dayton) in association with a small subdivision I am constructing.

Should I hire a lawyer or find a property management company to handle eviction.