If you were the buyer in that scenario, the best he or she could do is to drag out the litigation and hope that your grandparents would agree to pay them something.

Some of these points may have already been outlined...This is how i look at it and it works for me.I own all my properties in my LLC's as i want separation between myself and (litigation)...I have property management in place on all my rentals as i: 1) Don't want a "landlord" job.

I know a civil engineer and he confirmed it . ( and he laughed because he was involved with that property in one of the law suits) 

Im not sure where a business owners personal views would cause for litigation towards his business.

I think I see where you went off track.The idea is NOT to "hide the owner", the idea is to prevent any "professional litigant" from finding an access path back to any human person's personal assets or possessions.

Hello BP Community,I would really appreciate some feedback on a program I am planning on designing.The concept is a computer program which scans through Civil Court records to ascertain junior and senior liens and if there are any other liens on the property.

Can I offer to let them break the lease as they are clearly unhappy or could I be opening myself up for litigation?

After speaking with friends, family and mentors, I was strongly suggested to seek legal counsel in regards to recovering damages, but am trying to avoid a costly and drawn out litigation which may prove more trouble than it's worth. 

There are a handful of those in the South Bay stalled because of litigation.

this will depend on if he is a guest or if he has established residency. if he has furniture there and mail coming in he is usually considered to have established residency and would need to be evicted. if he just stopped by for a few days, he is a guest and should be considered a trespasser. however, in fuzzy situations police can sometimes refuse to help under fear that they are putting themselves into a civil matter (eviction) as opposed to a criminal matter (trespassing).