They can pay rent into escrow account at the court to show that they were capable of paying the rent however they are disputing the charges. 

towards a resolution of the violations claimedhttp://www.cityofirvine.org/cityhall/cd/buildingsa...hopefully lesson learned- never enter 1 year lease for 'rooming'!

You have to call your bank to dispute it.

If that is what you are disputing then I am confused.  

It is a tried and true model in the business world, and I doubt anyone would dispute that it can work.The takeaway most of us have is that it's not something that is necessary for being successful in the real estate business, which I would argue is different than the typical retail/food franchise model.

The living son wants to sell and he lives in the same area as the house but he doesnt talk to the 2 grand kids so he doesnt know if they will agree to sell, some kinda family dispute.

Sometimes title companies want a copy of your operating agreement to make sure who can sign for a deal.If your operating agreement says all members have to agree to a deal you can still have a resolution signed by the members to allow only one to sign documents for a specific deal.

YesI don't think anyone here in this thread has disputed any of those things.For reference, I'm a foreign language speaker, and I've never had any issue renting places.

RUN RUN RUN Thanks - Your point is a good one that they'd have all the leverage in the event of a dispute down the road.

@Bob Bowling As a citizen of the US and the Republic of Texas and I do wish the Conch Republic, I am not an illegal alien.Eviction, tenant disputes and such are civil matters and the police will tell you that.