You can pay your daughter to do some work for you as an employee though- That's a legitimate strategy.

It’s useful to do this immediately as it saves 14 days (minimum eviction for cause notice for me) of assuming they will comply.Hearing, if they attend, takes about 15 minutes but could take up to an hour if they actually show up (they don’t usually) and come legitimately prepared to defend themselves.

Again, you may have a legitimate reason for losing your home but it is not unethical to deny someone because of bad credit.

Orange County boasts some of the worlds highest valued real estate in the world, some of the largest and most successful companies, world class universities and research facilities, some of the best medical care in the world, famous amusement parks, every type of entertainment and cultural venue you can imagine, all types of sporting events, etc., and draws tourists from around the world, all year round!

The one out of OH is suppose to be a scam but the one in CT is suppose to be a legitimate business and it's BBB accredited with a A+ and no complaints(HERE). 

This is very legitimate and can boost your taxable income.If you're anticipating a drop in your non-rental income that will be causing your DTI ratios to jump (such as leaving your employment or having your spouse stay home), then you might well want to show higher taxable income on your rentals as a way to bring your DTI ratio down and maintain your borrowing capacity.

I had a uniques situation that came up about 5 months ago that finally was settled. If not for me being patient (which is not always the easiest thing for me to be), being reputable and haveing loyal associates It ...

I think everyone should look at properties, if there's work to be done, make your offer with a contingency for inspections, and then negotiate any "legitimate" repairs.

Emotions are a variable thing but if you make a legitimate offer based on reality its all you can do.The flip side is she may not be rational...and nothing you do will matter.  

Before going to court I would have a business license current for that jurisdiction and at least one year’s federal tax return to show that I’m operating as a legitimate business.