I've been trying #2 in earnest for about a two years but it's difficult because tenants bristle to defend themselves and wiggle out, lean on the local tenant advocacy groups, etc.

You also have Wyndham/Windsor Palms, Indian Creek, Rolling Hills, Champions Gate, Formosa Gardens, Windsor at Westside, Calabay Parc...............

However, the 40% of people who said it was good I defend them because again the program could be good but the execution of how things are done are not well put together such as the misdemeanor, or lack thereof in character, qualify of execution in marketing, delivering timely postcards etc. 

That being said, I work with Champions Real Estate Services based out of Lynnwood.

American Standard Champion, about $200- is decent.

In which case the taxpayer supported areas would probably grow in number (like it was before there were so many jobs available).The media "has a dog" in this fight and it is championing trying to get people to believe bad times are looming.

The plaintiff is responsible to serve everything, and if the defendant defaults or loses, it just goes on their record; there is no notification (hey, loser - you lost). 

In this case I would have played right into the hand of the unscrupulous party but I don't think this is the type of thing you should be paranoid about and try to always defend against, because you are much more likely to burn yourself that way.

Any of the 10 bullets in your strategy, you should have thought enough about or written about to defend.

Title and escrow companies are always named as defendants in title suits, regardless of whether they are at fault, regardless of what their title policy excepted.