Residents will thumb their noses at the apartment owner and try to get the owner to commit an infraction for which legal or civil action can be commenced in order to recieve a payout or get free rental.6.

One of my favorites that I customize is "in foreclosure, pre-probate, litigation pending."

There are many RMLOs out there that are misinformed thinking they can provide free lanced services, they cannot as that is determined at the mortgage banking and brokerage level, they are to operate under a qualified lender and those lenders willing to take on third party transactions will be very rare.Most likely, in reality, having a RMLO seal with their registration number on your financing documents will shift liability away from you as long as you're making a good faith effort to comply, at least as to regulations, you could still have liability to a borrower as a civil matter if your origination was not properly accomplished.

Have them sign whatever you want, but litigation always chases the deepest pockets.

You should also review Code of Civil Procedure section 1161(2) regarding the notice to pay rent or quit.

There are many victims in this wake and unfortunately with litigation the way it is, free speech is not so free.

The cops will say it is a civil matter.

If you cannot get it on you would legally be required to provide accommodation for your tenants such as a hotel until it's fixed.Now that said, after you make accommodation for your tenants I think your next step should be contacting an attorney to pursue litigation against the HOA of the condo complex for reimbursement of your costs.

You need to hire a civil engineer and an architect.

Be careful about the length of notice; in CA, if a tenant has been living in a property for anything over 1 year, you are required to give 60 days so check your State Civil Code.