I've had a number of listings in the past with multiple offers and all had escalation clauses, and both buyers and their agents seem to have an impression that by saying they're willing to pay more for a house without actually offering more for the house that their offer justifies acceptance from a seller. while I am not defending the practice I use it for my benefit..

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How would you defend yourself?

The unfortunate reality is that us “mom and pops” can be devastated financially by the cost just to defend ourselves versus a complaint from HUD who has an unlimited budget 

I’m not defending them.

While it is possible to continue the eviction after the sale it would require a motion to substitute the Plaintiff (obviously not a very common motion) that could give the Defendant 14 days to respond, and regardless would necessitate an order before they could proceed.

They are good at covering small claims, but if a true negligent or 'fraudulent' accident happened, they will challenge the claim and then yo will be stuck defending yourself in a lawsuit while at the same time sing your insurance provider.

I am loving it and desire to set my family up for financial success because I am actually a college minister.

If you think you can defend your intention, you should be fine.  

But as someone who has an LLC and had the occasion to have to defend it I want to say that the most important part of picking someone for advice is that you choose someone who specializes in your field.