I would recommend reading the series of books focused on real estate such as the ABC's of real estate investing by Ken McElroy who recently appeared on the bigger pockets podcast.

I would also think that anything that was appealed and found to be not guilty on the appeal would come off as well.I was recently told that only 2-3 counties have automatic submission of the court documents to the case search database.

If it's the first, enjoy your time in court.

Yes, it does seem like a leaky umbrella @Jean Bolger .It was a large sum umbrella policy to allegedly protect me against such claims..among others.We had a dog bite incident in the early 1980s that made it all the way to the Texas Supreme Court, I believe --and it was fortunate that we had insurance back then.

Lots of extra stuff there, the water bill was higher than ever, and the tenants upstairs are willing to go to court with me to testify to all the constant noise of these several people.Is your tenant paying rent on time?

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Building located in good location with plenty of parking.Asking price: $1,250,000.00Gross inc: 264,000.00OE: 120,700.00NOI: 143.000.00Maintenance appears to have been kept up and facility seems to be in excellent condition.Any thoughts about this and what I should be considering given my lack of commercial experience?

Building located in good location with plenty of parking.Asking price: $1,250,000.00Gross inc: 264,000.00OE: 120,700.00NOI: 143.000.00Maintenance appears to have been kept up and facility seems to be in excellent condition.Any thoughts about this and what I should be considering given my lack of commercial experience?

The trip of a thousand miles begins with the first step.Since you appear very new I want to encourage you to read the Learn section above, it is loaded with great info.

If you do not pay, attorneys go to court on behalf of association and file a FED (a forcible entry and detainer action) to basically evict you, the owner, and take possession of your unit and then (wait for it...) rent your unit out to a bonafide tenant until the delinquent account has been satisfied.