Apparently there was either a puppy mill or dog fighting going on here 5 years ago.)

only thing we ever have problems with are fights over deposits.. my version of broom clean usually does not match the tenants  LOL.you need to make sure you are not a slumlord like Morris invest.. a lot of those properties have some serious potential blow back to the buyers who did not realize they were buying a slum house. good insurance good umbrella and be a good landlord dont be a slum lord and its much like the chances of a water landing in a modern jet liner..  

About 15% is spent in audits, Tax Court, or fighting IRS collections.

It was a big freaking fight because that's not EXACTLY what Fannie Mae wanted, but we got it done.In your case @Erick Garske as a software developer, there is no relevant business license.

We are also fighting a Court Judges Practical Authority.

Her roomer will have even more reason to fight to keep the house then.  

I'm involved in the pro housing community as well and this is one of the many necessary innovations we'll need to fight housing shortage. 

For a regular operator, it's an uphill fight, and completely unnecessary. 

He ended up getting a ride to jail because he put up a fight not to mention all of his stuff put out on the curb.

Your insurance company will fight to push the liability off of you and not have to pay the claim and push it back on the person who fell.