What chance does a foreign owner have of getting a fair hearing in court if they are ever involved in a dispute or named in a lawsuit?

I checked my report from the annual credit report site and disputed a few because I had like 4 in one day due to shopping for a car so I explained to the bureaus that for that day it should count as one inquiry and they removed 3 and left one for that day.

@Joel Owens  you are correct these laws or the enforcement of laws that have been on the books since you first needed to get licensed in RE have nothing to do with NAR or Realtors @Ben Leybovich as Ben is alluding too  RE 101 is commission does not get into commission disputes.. the issue here are being generated by complaints either by RE folks or the public. and the the states follow up on them.

Perhaps Ohioers are lucky that their real property tax isn't based directly on the most recent sale price, but I wouldn't be surprised if it has to be on record available to the public for other fundamental reasons like homesteading, bankrupty proceedings, civil claims, property disputes, etc etc.Nevertheless, would love to hear of the closest tactic to achieving this in a disclosure state!

If there is no settlement without litigation, up to 46.5 of the remaining hours are available for actual trial appearance if the IRS sues you, or you pay the disputed tax and sue the IRS

- How do you handle conflicts or disputes during the project?

However, as long as you make sure to get settlement agreement confirmation documents and you pay that amount as agreed all you must simply due is call the 3 bureaus dispute the items as paid in full as agreed and send them proof, after that its removed!

Yes and you will see it with your building and zoning officals to avoid any legal disputes. 

* What do you do to ensure that the tenant is responsible for security deposit disputes since that is the largest reason for owner lawsuits* How familiar are you with the newly changed laws that can affect you the owner if they are not used correctly?

I'm not disputing anything you say about MHPs, but assuming a REI has more than one venue, making $100k or more with Lonnie Deals isn't exactly too "shabby!"