http://www.thelpa.com/lpa/lllaw.htmlDoesn't have much on Arkansas law, but the best answer is to find your state legal code dealing with Landlord-tenant issues and read the code directly.

Originally posted by "Judson":I don't know California laws (or Illinois) at all but in North Carolina it doesn't matter much to the banks anymore if someone wants to file bankruptcy they have a much easier time getting the home separated from the bankruptcy.

Need some advice on selling a rehab I bought with my father-in-law.

The last few days I've been stumped, wondering, why is it that a citizen in good standing, with years of military service in support of the country, with a master's level education, cannot even figure out with any certainty HOW TO OBEY THE LAW?

Now, while this is actually sort of standard cash-flow policy in other industries, due to the way residential construction lien laws work; if the bills are unpaid on the project you own, you can actually be held liable if invoices go unpaid, the builder goes out of business and the vendor sues.However, using a good title company negates this risk entirely and these projects can be extremely lucrative for all involved.

I'm worried that everything is going to be insane tommorrow, May 1, for the big immigration protests.

The book was thick and i wasnt sure if these were pending law suits on the property or just judgments against the individual and if they are forclosing on the property.Thank'sShawn

I would check with the laws in your state.

Even those of us who are law abiding citizens will be lumped into a demograpic that is illegal and unconstitutional to be even be genated.

A friend has family that lives there and he also goes for the beaches etc.I was wondering about the laws for real estate etc, taxes, blah blahBill W