So if they decide to come after you because they think you were doing something wrong, they can easily make you spend five figures in defending the claim even if you can eventually get the court to agree with you.

If you are advertising it but have no intention of letting anyone actually rent it for a few months while you make improvements, that would not work.3) While I think there is an argument to be made for using the property tax assessment, I think if you have an actual appraisal that lists the value of the land and building you would have to have a strong justification for doing so (assume that you are going to have to defend the decision to the IRS). 

I'm not an attorney but if what you are telling me is true, you should have no problem defending yourself.

Should I be factoring in court costs to defend the move?

If an individual who owns property is the defendant in a lawsuit and a judgment is awarded against that individual, then the judgment will automatically be attached to any property belonging to that person.

So, my advice is to be prepared to defend yourself at all times.

I think Obama is a smart man, and clever, but very inexperienced, and that was a grevous error.Announcing publically that the USA will not defend an ally is a terrible political mistake.

So I am adding my comment.I'm not chiming in here to defend this company, although I am a student, but the fact that, the "facts" you are presenting to uninformed individuals visiting this forum are again inaccurate, makes me sick.

Fulton-Daily Reporter, Dekalb-The Champion, and Cobb-Marietta Daily Journal.This is just a brief overview.

Sure they could sue and you would spend a small fortune defending yourself, but on what grounds would they win the case?