@Jay Hinrichsjust because you get a fine does not mean it will hold up in court. 

(c) The failure of a consumer to dispute the validity of a debt under this section may not be construed by any court as an admission of liability by the consumer.

I am familiar with the closure of the estate court filing.

In some states obtain a survey and have title policy include area declarations.9.

But, I am crying all the way to the bank because my lawyer just emailed me that I won my six years in court and I get all my properties back from a criminal who invaded them with a gun and has threatened my life and kept my friends from managing my rentals.

I have been going to the court house researching as much as I can about the properties.

Here is a redux of why I am personally staying away:- Baltimore City Rent Court is extremely tenant friendly, to the point of being landlord hostile.- Lead paint.- Tenant placement can be tricky.

Also, for what its worth, here in New Jersey, a 1975 State Supreme Court sub-committee ruling stated in part that for a CPA to help form or dissolve a corporation could constitute practicing law without a license.

Filed for eviction and immediately saw feb and March rent deposit in the account ( automatic deposit to my bank account)Late fees (100) and court fees $75 not deposited.Should I continue the eviction or is it valid because the tenant deposited the rent ?

"Inclusive Communities Project"Eventually there might be a Supreme Court ruling that would ban all discrimination based on "source of income".