I would say ask a local agent how much they think you could get for this house and try to sell it yourself for that price. if you see you cant get that price yourself and you would get more if you would sell through the real estate agent after deducting commissions ask to show comps to support his claim, and give him a 3 month listing agreement.

I just went through a painful eviction of my tenant who failed to pay rent for december and of course January as well.I was thinking of suing them for my expenses and what they owe through small claims court for breaking the lease (2 months rent) and my eviction fees, etc...

To keep the coverage intact, use a Warranty Deed instead.If they have already been transferred by a Quit Claim Deed, you can buy an endorsement if the lapse has not been too long or a new policy.

The standard is higher than fogging a mirror for sub-prime loans. .It's a law, there are political and business angles to it, those who don't want the law are making all kinds of claims, loans no longer available, hard to get, cost more, etc.

They are very Investor-friendly and have excellent resources and great customer service.

I just renewed my lease again on the 6th of january but that does not mean squat if the new owners wish to take possesion of the property within 90 days and claim they will be living on the property.

Have a customer who owns "C" apartment complex.

And they claim to "operate in a variety of markets throughout the US".

Then you have a $1,250,000 liability claim.

To get a judgment then you will need to take them to small claims court and win the judgment there.