The reason given for that score is that this person owns a rental property with someone else and the property is about to go into foreclosure due to nonpayment because of a dispute between the two.

There could be some other resolutions depending on the file contents and the big picture.

I don’t think it’s a good idea to try to have each take care of it as a shared responsibility, just to many issues and disputes.

My mos recent deal I had a guy back out after two days due to a dispute with the wife.

Neighbor/tenant parking disputes and the city complaining about too much trash not in the bin on trash day.

If the comps are really there you can usually file a dispute with the AMC.

The real downside of violating the code is if you do end up in court with a dispute with a tenant and you are violating some code that can really make you look bad to the judge.

It also comes into play in determining our liquidation strategy, in finding the fastest, most efficient, most profitable path to a NPN resolution.

How you vest in the project, dispute resolution, venue and applicable law are examples of legal points.If you do need the opinion of a lawyer, be aware that there is a big difference between getting legal advice and getting a legal opinion.

I also want to target distressed landlords who want to give up their property.Should i look into court records to look for landlords with tenant disputes?