If someone gets injured, you are sure to be a defendant whether you are actually liable or not.

By no means am I defending unethical practices, but just saying everybody starts somewhere right?

I understand that you have more skin in the game then most as you have intellectual property and credibility on the line and must defend what you are passionate about.

Also any lien junior to that lien that was foreclosed, if it was not named a defendant in that foreclosure case, it survived the sale! 

House hacking is a good starting point and I will champion this BiggerPockets PSA to my fellow millennials.

@John Underwood you are a VRBO champion and expert.

The Complete reigns supreme as the stinkmaster world champion but the fumes are so bad that even if you wear a respirator with organic vapor cartridges it will attack your eyes.If you're paying contractor prices to get this done sight unseen in KY or NC, rip out all the hardwoods, roll the Kilz Max all over the subfloor (they'll refuse to use the Complete, and probably gripe about the Max), and do the luxury vinyl plank thing.

Plaintiff and defendant are giving information under oath in a court of law and can put in jail if they falsify or manipulate documents and misrepresent the truth to the court.If you did receive this notice then did you respond in a timely manner?

In my hearings, like all SUP hearings, I needed to defend my case (literally) and show/prove that my use wouldn't damage/impact the surrounding property, etc.

Usually if you're defending an asset, it's deductible as an investment expense (like in an asset forfeiture case) but it's tough to say what you were really "defending" here.