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This means that if you passed away your half interest in the property would have to be part of your estate and have to be probated in accordance with either your will (which you should absolutely have) or state law.

Father-in-law had his driveway dug up for roots in his plumbing and it cost near $5,000.

As i hear in a lawsuit wyoming law would hold precedent over california law.

Certainly as long as you read the bi-laws and it does not have preventive language for owning the unit for rental purposes is one check mark on the list.

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I am curious if there are laws relating to this matter.

As far as Delaware law, put in a call to an attorney to ask for some information on the process in your state; however, I found this link which will tell you some information: http://www.evictionresources.com/eviction_process_articles/delaware_eviction_process.htmlIf they do not make the payment by the due plus the grace period, then you need to immediately start the eviction process.

I'd read through all the laws pertaining to your operation.

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