But, I would suggest you use an attorney or escrow company to file since you are clouding title and could wind up in a lawsuit if you are not careful.

[size=18]A funny twist: [/size]if Zillow hires a licensed broker as one of its company managers, then it can provide exactly the same data and avoid the lawsuit.

Plus you can open yourself up to DMCA complaints (and lawsuits) from the RIAA or MPAA when one of your tenants downloads the latest movie or Lady Gaga album.

If you don't get a good response, just file the small claims court lawsuit. 

This guest happened to live relatively close so I decided to file a lawsuit and try my luck. 

If you fail to follow the rules, you may open your personal assets to a lawsuit.

I know about other matters and pursued a lawsuit against a veterinarian who received  gross neglect charges and a small fine of $5,000. in a 5 day hearing. 

So if something like this happened to me, I would do the following immediately.Send/deliver a letter to the "buyer" (with proof of delivery) advising that the contract is void due to his fraud in the inducement (cash buyer without cash); that I am preparing to file a lawsuit for slander of title (and other causes of action) and pursuing compensatory as well as punitive damages; and that unless the cloud is removed within X days, I am contacting the attorney general of the state as well as the real estate commission to report the fraud.If the cloud was not timely removed, I would hire an attorney and do exactly what I said I was going to do.

if he decided to come back how can he check the charges or lawsuit against him>?

Maybe you want this permanent post on this website to document that you asked people for help today so you can file a frivolous lawsuit against her later?