Hi James I am so sorry to hear the news.

I very much recommend you document everything, as suggested here.

He will most likely be awarded treble (triple) damages.He should make contemporaneous notes and collect any documentation he has for evidence, but this is likely to be a slam dunk in court.

I spoke to them and they will deny payment the payee is past 30 days if I authorize them to do so while starting the foreclosure process.Good news I’m from there, get up there often and have a network.

This is the most important document that you will have to govern the relationship between you and your tenant.5. 

Ask what documentation he requires to do the loan.

The good news is that since 2009 our workforce has become more diversified since jobs were diverted from auto to other industries.

As a side note I would see if the court still allows you to take pictures of the documents.

But the good news is we recently sold our house and are now much more comfortable about looking for deals.

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