That's a lot of work and unless your brother-in-law lives next door, YOU have a lot to do.2015 had a nasty unlawful detainer with severe damages. 

i hope u get resolution to this matter and the people involved taking advantage get due punishment.

I stay calm and just present my copy of the writ and agree to do whatever the police want as it is up to the judge to punish those "officers of the court" that refuse to comply with his order.  

The market punishes those who take short-cuts!

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This is crazy, BUT if I can make money with the loan I would otherwise miss out on I will look at it as a cost of doing business and a punishment for bad decisions. 

It's a complex calculation that most assessors, can't (or won't) even explain.You can determine your assessed value by going here: http://cms.indygov.org/MyAssessedValue/You can also appeal once per year, but be aware that some assessors punish those that appeal by raising rather than lowering the tax bill.

My #1 AP attorney got caught up in a case where another client was found criminally guilty and the CA AG has taken a personal interest in punishing.

I know it's hard to believe but it all part of government and government regulated industry: bad behavior is rewarded, good behavior is punished, failure is rewarded, success is punished.

Much less expensive than the $435 in court fees here in Los Angeles, CA.Also share that you will be pleased to ruin her chances of renting ever again by taking her to court and getting an Unlawful Detention/Eviction order that will follow her to the grave (or seven years) your mileage may vary.Much good luck with this!