I won the eviction case in court March 16th.

Meaning a drop of sand on a huge beach of need.I suspect those in lower socioeconomic areas will stay put, no need to move as long as Section-8 keeps a roof over their head (and for various other social factors present in this population).Also it seems like its not just those from lower-socioeconomic areas burning things down.https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-molotov-nypd-brooklyn-lawyers-charged-20200531-nxamwxnjmzgvzmczi6z2ypcbzi-story.htmlAnd with talk about Antifa being part of this, and Antifa being declared a Terrorist Organization, that may break the backbone of this thing, and when they are rounded up (or dealt with otherwise) people may feel like the real threat is gone (true or not).Just my 2 cents.

Something in writing about the retaining wall and who should pay for it.Take the owner to Magistrates court and let the judge decide.

They may want to be hands on, they may want to sell immediately, they may take you to court to get their way.

If not, take them to small claims court if your claim is legitimate.

Can you take the permit center to court if you feel you are unjustly being overcharged?

I usually buy from court auctions Since March all courts auctions been canceled and I start to look at the note business and it did make a lot sense to me...I agree the best way to learn is start to buy... but to jump start the process ...

I would fire the agent and demand payment of my share of the commission or take them to court, if necessary.

Just factor in all the damages and court hassles into your price.

Would those items hold up in court if it came down to it?