Like all states, Arkansas still has a civil eviction (called unlawful detainer here).  

Some condos are non warrantable because there is active litigation, etc. so just make sure you ask up front if they do non warrantable condominiums because of occupancy.  

If you set up an llc with your brother in Florida as the trustee and use your South Carolina llc as a beneficiary and take title of property in a land trust in Georgia ..you could have three state case laws that a lawyer would have to litigate and fully be versed on to attempt to even bring a suit against your property !

Regarding any potential legal action, I come from a law enforcement background, so I am trying to look at it from a criminal and civil law issue.  

The best way to serve a tenant, if your local sheriff offers this service, is to have the local sheriff department (usually called a "civil division" or something similar) do it. 

My name is Brandon Lebster, I'm originally from Grand Rapids, Michigan.I went to MSU for Civil Engineering, and I've been in living in the Tempe, AZ area for about 10 years now.

I am an civil litigation attorney in Tampa, Florida.

I know that folks in the USA tend to be very eager to use litigation. 

The engineering drawing being requested has nothing to do with a permit.I would clarify if they are looking for a hand drawn sketch or a drawing prepared by a civil engineer.

I was looking on Minnesota's page about this, but I'm a little confused about this:Subd. 2.Interest.Any deposit of money shall not be considered received in a fiduciary capacity within the meaning of section 82.55, subdivision 26, but shall be held by the landlord for the tenant who is party to the agreement and shall bear simple noncompounded interest at the rate of three percent per annum until August 1, 2003, and one percent per annum thereafter, computed from the first day of the next month following the full payment of the deposit to the last day of the month in which the landlord, in good faith, complies with the requirements of subdivision 3 or to the date upon which judgment is entered in any civil action involving the landlord's liability for the deposit, whichever date is earlier.