We've recently finalized the court process of receiving the eviction execution letter by the judge, and are finally now able to legally evict the tenant.The attorney I'm working with has told me that I need to pay $3000 deposit to the constable, to cover for - moving costs, 2 months storage unit, sheriff and a few other fees.

I've heard that foreign entities have had problems in court in someplaces, otherwise its possible, but just extra paperwork since you have to keep up with it in two states.You'd have to find out how a series LLC works across State lines, especially if the State doesn't recognize series LLC. 

Having said that, how difficult would it be to get a quart color matched by computer and properly touch up what many courts would consider "normal" wear and tear, and not chargeable.

But if you offer a rebate to a buyer and declare it upfront to the lender and the underwriter is fine with it, then it can show up on the closing statement.

We have taken to calling the Court for updates rather than inquire with the sellers agent.

All else fail send notice go to court. 

Today I filled for eviction, but the court is going to take a couple day if not weeks to get him out.

Does the discount last for as long as I live in the unit or once I purchase it and declare it owner occupied, does the discount continue into the future even if I move?

I want to go for it, even on the site it is listed on.That being said, it has always been my understanding that a property that goes through the court system and does not sell to a third-party bidder at the courthouse is then taken back by the bank which MUST clear title of liens and encumbrances.

In CA when the PR files "final distribution" (court order) probate attorneys are then compensated and then funds are dispersed..