We also had a stabbing, plenty of domestic violence, plenty of evictions, drugs, fights, a slip and fall lawsuit, the two OD’s, etc. just tons of drama in that building. 

You might talk to a different attorney about quiet title action....if they want to fight it and its going to cost you a lot of money, then maybe you just drop the suit. 

I think an LLC helps everything go smoother and the fight would be shorter.

Even if they can't I still wouldn't want to deal with the headaches and attorney fees that go into fighting an unreasonable lawsuit.

You often get punched in the face and need to keep your composure and stay in the fight.

Turns out it was owned by a widow who’s kids were fighting over the properties so she was willing to practically give it away to shut them up.

You can try to fight them but you might find yourself on the short end of the stick and your unit being monitored more closely due to your willingness to put up a fight against them.

Insurances carriers are basically fighting back against roofing companies that have been taking advantage of them for years with 'hurricane damage'.

And in that event, no, you WON'T be buying up anything because there will be no financing to do such, you'll be in the streets fighting your neighbor for a loaf of bread and food for the day.

Some people reading this may asking why I am celebrating this, but after watching dozens of landlords before me go up in front of the judge and fight for the past money, I learned that It was a better long term play to sacrifice the money and focus on getting the tenant out.