We are still in litigation now long after the 2005 probate property was sold.

(I work as a civil engineer by day and this is part of the development process we go through)

It might be extraneous but I did set up an LLC that I invest in my limited partner deals as an additional layer of asset protection from any outside litigation. 

I had to sue for performance took two years and 30k and I had to put all the cash into escrow on the closing day and let it sit there.. but it had 350k of up side once I won my litigation.. so that was worth it to us. but in my little world of doing sub 1 mil deals not common..

These include houseboat and motorhome projects.A condo in monetary litigation will likely be disqualified from financing by the major agencies.When buying a condo, ask your real estate agent or lender about the building’s warrantability before you go any further.A warrantable condo typically gets you lower mortgage rates than a non-warrantable condo.

Our first check is our county's criminal and civil records and our state's unified records system.If you're going to be local, there's very little comparison between being able to look at the actual court documents versus getting some kind of condensed report.We also very carefully check social media.

I've seen similar types of homes in my city of Ocala, where these houses were built in the 1870s (literal Civil War era time).

Hi Ann ...building a house on pier and beam should not require any specialized builder.... its  a very simple process where work is really during design (civil/architect) and design work should not have  any additional cost as well ...

Has any one a D&B that’s lije a bbb credit report on Clayton and Natalie Morris of Morris invest it lets you know of how many times they have been sued why and current litigation and if they keep changing THIER inc.

You might open yourself to a civil problem.