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That same tenant indicated that he was pursuing legal action against the owner and had a court date set for September.

You'll have to research the probate court to find out who the administrator is.

I bought a split level house that functions a lot like a duplex so depending on what construction is like in your city that may be an option for you as well. 

@Cody Smith, appetite for risk is a function of your experience and your life situation.

That will quickly come to light in court. 

I wouldn't flinch, let them push this to court and then evict if necessary.

Is the current court backlog in getting FC done a factor?  

I didn’t want to split those key functions up between two companies.

So the daughter went to court and fought for her father with his GAL.