LJ has lesions on his thalamus [both sides] which causes his brain to signal to the nerves in his body that they are under acute attack [at his worst he was passing out hundreds of times a day from the pain] He also is high functioning autistic and has profound tourettes but that's kindof like worrying about a paper cut when someone is having a heart attack.My son has always had big dreams, even before he became ill.

I have just heard nightmare stories of the mobile home market unless you are buying whole trailer courts.

Title companies will often have this type of data.You can also search your local recorder for Notice of Default filings or the court for Lis Pendens, which are the initial steps for foreclosure on a property.

Yes i'd file immediately but depending on the situation (sounds like she pays rent on time) I'd work with her to make payments especially if this was an unexpected $700 bill and not a case where she just hasn't paid the last 3-4 bills (If the latter then shame on you too lol).I word my lease so that overdue water bills are paid before rent so in this case she would be $700 behind on rent which would make it easier when filing court papers.

Keep their deposits and maybe take them to court and get a judgment which isn't worth the paper its written on.

,Let's say you only have $300K, and you get sued and the lawyer decides to go to court and let a juror decide, and they give the person that got hurt $2 million now they collect $300k from the insurance company, and they get a judgment against everything you own regards whether it is hiding behind a corp or LLC.

It is important for us landlords to proceed with care when filing an for eviction in court and to understand how to use the court information appropriately.Our local rental association collects unlawful detainer information from our county court.

A property that I'm thinking of putting an offer has an Addendum that lists:"Buyer acknowledges that this property is subject to Short Sale Lender and Bankruptcy Court Approval.""

You could pay fees to be able to report to credit bureaus, go to small claims court ect but I would suggest saving time and $.

All of our savings were used up waiting for all the court battles to end back in 2009 and 2010.