The interest proffered by the housing provider may not be hypothetical or speculative, meaning the housing provider must be able to provide evidence proving both that the housing provider has a substantial, legitimate, nondiscriminatory interest supporting the challenged policy and that the challenged policy actually achieves that interest.  

. - It seems if you are going to call someone out you should say what evidence you have. 

The owner (my grandmother) passed away years ago and evidently there are 14 heirs to the property.  

To ensure this:Fix the violations & have the apartment re-inspected so you can get it back producing $ (I know you're doing this already)Provide the attorney you're using to sue the tenant w/ evidence to support the condition of the property when the tenant moved in & the work orders completed while the tenant was there.

Follow up with the bank to see if the investor on the loan has any update, negotiate back & forth on a price, giving every evidence you can find on why you're offering the amount you're offering, wait for response.

Evidently there was a national RE report on investing and Charlotte was ranked 3rd best!  

This (the JE number) then ties all the pieces together and it becomes self-evident of what-was-done-and-why.Here's how I did it:create the asset account Tenant Security Paidcreate the liability account Tenant Security HeldOn move-in DB Security Paid, CR Security Held. 

If you think 20-30k more for just 200 sqft extra is too much, show evidence why this is ridiculous. 

If he has a history of doing this sort of thing, he's a scammer (and you'll have good evidence to back this up).

And then, a jury trial date is set in another three weeks (not sure why it was being granted as we have all the evidence to prove that the tenants have not been paying rent)Our lawyer advised us new fees for the jury trial... we have already paid for 2 trials, a sheriff eviction.... but I cannot see the end of it (since it seems like it automatically granted the tenant's right to drag the case and continue to live in our house for free ..) not sure how much more are we going to pay for the eviction legal fees and how long it's going to take...