It's the lawyer's job to win the case and collect his fees from the defendant.

Here in my local area 3 of the big 4 PM firms are either in jail ( https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/2016/oct/18/deferred-sentence-for-second-defendant-in-nolen-theft/ ) or have been indicted or have shot themselves.  

You can buy and sell without doing this, and you can defend against suits, but you would not be able to bring its claims - and an eviction is a law suit.Trusts offer no protection or limit on liabiity, merely makes it harder to determine who the real owners in interest are. 

While I defend Detroit and think it is without a doubt the best place in the world to invest in Real Estate, I'll say it again: "It takes more than a Property Manager to be successful in Detroit."

The tenant defended on "Check for partial rent not received" (which I sent by certified mail and they never picked up, so I got back) and some pest issues (which I have proof of getting pest control done a few months back )Also, the tenant never notified me for any of these in written way, Also, very sarcastic, rebuked several people on property including not paying rent on time.Are there tactics that tenants employ in such situations or get a state sponsored (no cost to them) type of attorneys to stall the process or draw it out?

There is a difference between Title Insurance (about $700 for a Single Family Residence in my area) and Title Report (free to $60) The Title Insurance says that the Title Company will defend you in court if they make a mistake.

It doesn’t look good for everyone who just tried to defend him in this thread over the last year Mr.

TCPA is no joke, I defend many clients on these real claims.

Since you own the property now, your job is to defend your title at your own expense.

If you got bad advice on keeping the funds and you get sued, will the attorney that gave you the advice defend it without costs?