I completed the free course here on BP and was so inspired that I went out and completed 180 hours in accredited Real Estate courses at Champions School of Real Estate.

My advise would be to figure out a couple approach that you are considering, find a few different attorneys that specialize in each approach and then do a consultation with them and see how they defend their approach against the other approaches you are considering. 

The hearing should take about 2 minutes and go like this;  Judge will ask how much rent is due  Plaintiff will say $XX  Judge will ask if the rent is do and the defendant says yes but.....  

It depends on not only the facts, but how it is presented (and how the realtor defends themselves.)Ultimately I think he is wasting his time, but he seems like a person motivated more by self righteous motives. 

When the competition came we finished as the grand champions.

What if the person had bought a Champion 4 toilet?

Your best scenario is if the defendant doesn't respond within the five day time frame from date of service.

I'm known in my area for carrying a big stick and using it in situations like that, I defend those who find it hard to defend themselves.

Champion Ave, 2 on Rankin Ave, and on on Linden Ave...  

To the best of my knowledge, a plaintiff needs to prove negligence on part of the defender and unless you were notified of a problem and neglected to fix it, it is hard to prove.