I've always been very good at putting together complex, creative deals both in real estate and other industries. 

His point is the complexity will provide protection. 

You need to make sure that everyone that has an interest through ownership or lien was notified of the court case. 

Comps in the complex are in the $70K range. 

If the complex needs a new roof, the pool refinished, repaving of the parking lot, landscaping, painting, any number of things, you as an owner get hit with the assessment.

I know if owner wants to keep home and does not have money to pay for rehab then I can obtain a lien but that will require an attorney to go court to get judgment to force the sale of property.

These guys have to practice for 5 years to get rated and they are rated by people who have faced them in court.

It may seem like reasonable requirements at first, but if it's passed into law, the industries foot will be in the door and that law will continue to grow and become more and more complex and costly until they have it the way they want it.

That is why the miss zoned duplex at 814 Court St must be given a zoning exception and allowed to once again be utilized as a triplex.

Can the courts get involved and force the owner to open the building for the appraisal?