There are a surprising number of quiet title lawsuits that sue for ejectment and quiet title, which automatically kills jurisdiction because you must have possession before you can quiet title in Alabama, by statute.

I wish I could turn time back and fix what we did.We have bought 5 properties from Morris Invest/Ocean Pointe and are in the same boat and would like to join others who are legally going for a lawsuit against this cheating.

The insurance carrier paid for most of this (but not the mold clean up, since they don't cover mold, apparently too risky for them in California properties - Lawsuit Happy State).For my third claim (California Property - Different one) - had a dishwasher leak that caused major damage to about half of the entire first floor, about $25,000 damage in total.

This isn’t legal advice, just a suggestion based on my experience and background.And asset protection plan can secure your assets, or in this case your new investment properties, in the event you are ever targeted for a lawsuit.

You don't even have to violate it to get into a lawsuit. 

As long as a tenant signs a lead-based paint disclosure, I believe that will prevent frivolous lawsuits from popping up in the future.

If they can prove to a bank that they are one in the same, then any competent lawyer would be able to prove it for the purposes of a lawsuit.

So, so glad he's not my tenant, but sorry for his previous Landlord, an elderly gentleman who didn't receive rent for five years, and the tenant kept going to court to fight an eviction, brings various lawsuits against him, etc.I just (today) purchased RentPrep's "Platinum Package" to screen two applicants for our new unit.

frivolous lawsuits are a real threat, probably more today than ever before.

All she needs is to create some excuse why she feels you don't want her filling out the application and bing, bang, boom, lawsuit.