Anyone know a good site to scrub a list for litigators?

TAR can only have a civil remedy, if at all.Either way, its not appropriate for room rentals since those forms are for real property.

I have a service dog, and you'd better believe I'd consider litigation if I met all the requirements and still wasn't approved because I have a service dog.

We dont want any more civil problems than already exist.

I merely said that these issues are subtle, and not easily learned through Google or Nutshells or Gilberts or even through a long-ago course in law school on Civil Procedure or Real Property or Evidence or Insurance. 

Lenders will offer lower leverage on land than most other assets and expect to front the diligence, civil and architectural fees to entitle the land which is where you create value.

Though some have determined this doesn't directly mean that you need different accounts, I think it would keep things nice and clean should there ever be litigation in the future.

It is biggest challenge for first few projects and once you have a team of Architect, Civil, Developer etc... you can focus on acquiring more land and working with City for permits, zoning etc...City permit is most challenging process and varies from town to town.

Talk to planning first. if you get good results.. go hire a good civil engineer that also has a land planner on staff and off you go.

Investment accounts have protections from bankruptcy, divorce and even litigation.