Keep checking the unified judicial portal on the day the judge says he'll issue his ruling.The guy's in jail, and he likely won't appeal. 11 days after the order of judgment is issued, go and file for an order of possession.

You have to go to the zoning board to get it approved but it is typically a formality, unless the neighbors push back it should get approved.

Obviously new construction since that's the only way you can choose adjacent houses.We want to form a social connection by living next to each other, but don't want to be formally attached such as with an LLC etc.

Authorizes the eviction of a tenant from the property other than by the judicial eviction process set forth in the Wisconsin Statutes.Essentially this means that you cannot put any language in your rental agreement that states that if the tenant refuses to vacate at the end of a lease or after committing a breach, that the landlord is able to engage in self-help eviction.

@Roshan KoppuzhayilI originally asked my questions before the project I was considering had formally come on line.

I do not think she will go quietly and I'm trying to gameplan out process and wanted insight from other investors... when you're about to send someone notice to vacate and don't think it will be a clean process... do you also start the formal eviction process at the same time as you send the 30 day notice to vacate if they're behind on rent?

Once you got you area you need to focus on you hone in and get it going.The power of delegation will take you further, the formalities of legal enterprises will keep you from getting hosed. 

just put in the work and you will learn more from the attorneys (in judicial foreclosure states) then anyone else x 100.

You don't have to do a judicial foreclosure or send in an application they just send it to you. 3.

-Ana  Foreclosures in New York on average take years. since its a judicial state the courts will notice the foreclosure sale dates in the jurisdiction. so you can also check with courts/local sheriffs office