Any ideas on how much it costs and any referrals for ejectment lawsuit?

.: I can't think of a 10+ yr old $1MM condo I've shown that hasn't gone through a lawsuit...

Currently I have the ability to purchase a single family residence for a price that won't cash flow unless I add an in-law suit of sorts.

There will be lawsuits....you may win the lawsuit, but if you have to pay expensive lawyers and spend time in Texas on the defense in a hotel, with meals and all other expenses...it will not be fun.One thing you have to think about is if you are an accredited investor or hang out with plenty of accredited investors. 

It was a improper...there were no judgments but I did have a lawsuit and to be cute the lawyer filed them at the address... that took a bit to get removed.

If you Google his name, Kris was involved some type of lawsuit at least 10 years ago. 

But, many times the children do not want their parents' name dragged through the mud of foreclosure lawsuits or foreclosure notices, and are also fearful that it might affect their inheritance in any other assets, such as cash or other real estate. 

I just read something that said some investors opt to form an LLC for each individual property as a shield so that any lawsuit could only be filed against THAT particular property and not risk having all other owned properties included in the suit. 

Demand evidence to back up the charges or threaten to file a lawsuit or a complaint with the state.If they don't respond to your satisfaction, file a complaint with the state licensing commission.

You then have your "assets hanging out" in case there is a lawsuit, there is a valuable asset to collect against.