Threadvertisements though....just be prepared to defend your position.

You could keep them in a holding pattern for a few days or more to see if a stronger candidate comes in, but you need defendable criteria to show that they are weaker due to non-discriminatory factors.

By attempting to defend his actions, you have confirmed his actions for all to see.

So be it - I can't fix stupid.)Yes - we are often so deeply invested in our opinions that when they are challenged we will defend them beyond all reason rather than admit that we are holding an uniformed or otherwise misbegotten opinion.

It can still buy, hold, and sell property, and it could still defend against a suit, but would be prohibited from bring its own claims.

I have defended a landlord against a tenant rent escrow (duplex tenant) seeking a large settlement due to no access a garage, but allegedly paying for electric utilities for the garage. 

@Roland Paicely I was expecting you to defend your position, not claim I attacked you.

You have to pay $55 plus $30 per additional defendant to file writ of possession.

You can put language in the lease that they will not allow liens on your property and will defend against it and only use qualified contractors at certain times of the day for construction.

However, the blood test was done after they had been living in this duplex for a few months and the building was definitely pre1975.My buddy, who has some rentals, told me a story that was almost identical, where he had to pay an attorney $9K to defend himself in a lawsuit for a kid found having lead in his blood in one of his buildings.