@Derek Tellier owns STR's and has done the Dragon 1,000 times.

However, the actual knowledge I learned in college I could easily replicate on YouTube.And I'm not being coy here, but I learned as much about strategy, collaboration, cleverness, problem solving, data analysis etc. from playing Dungeons and Dragons in my teen years as I did in college. 

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If those judgments are old (3+ years), they might settle for 10-20 cents on the dollar making your cost $3000-$6000 vs. who knows how much for a court battle that may drag on for months/years and still not settle everything.I'd try that strategy first, then proceed with Quiet Title on any who say they won't play ball. 

😂 It's all fun and games till somebody gets hit with a snap dragon suplex....

Hi Lynne, if you want someone local in the Bay Area, check out Dragon Tax https://www.yelp.com/biz/dragon-tax-and-accounting-services-san-mateo-3.

DIY evictions by first-time landlords in Washington almost always drag on for a long time, and they usually end up hiring an attorney at higher cost to clean up the mess; your state may not have such a strict procedure to follow, though.Here is a suggestion for getting her out and covering your bases, if the squatter vs. tenant distinction is important in Indiana. 

Its really easy to keep adding on projects that could drag on for extra months. 

If the tenant did not complete the application, then it doesn't matter if they have a pet dragon as an ESA.

Get-rich-quick aspirations are the first dragons to skay.