My anecdotal observations seem to be in line with the evidence so I feel pretty strongly about it.

Take photos of the unauthorized occupants, pets, cars and other evidence of lease violations.

You absolutely need both.Another thing that is left out of these discussions is that if you don't have insurance, courts may view this as evidence that the LLC is undercapitalized and not being used properly.  

What evidence do you have?

If you wish to know more then please contact me privately but you will need to provide evidence of who you are and sign a non disclosure before any information relating to the lawsuit can be released.

An attorney looking to pierce the corporate veil will look for evidence that what you are doing as corporate behavior is actually just an extension of your own personal conduct and not independent corporate behavior.Have the paperwork to demonstrate that you have corporate meetings to make decisions, even if its with yourself.

Calumet city has particularly high taxes and you'll find it most evident on properties that have never been appealed.

Absent evidence to the contrary, the joint tenancy would have to gave been broken during the lifetime of the decedent and then you'd have a TIC as to the Decedent's 33.33% interest and a JT as to the two remaining joint tenant for the other 66.667% Fortunately, that probably did not occur.Now, what you'll have is, as @Shawn Hudson describes, is two JT's with undivided!

Petitioner testified that the lessee, Economopoulos, pointed out to her a dead rat, a bee's nest, and several leaks during her single visit, yet petitioner presented no evidence that she attempted to remedy these problems during her period of ownership.

Investigations and examinations to determine violations; obtaining evidence; witnesses and subpoenas; confidentiality; injunctions and other means of enforcement; cooperation with other enforcement agencies.