Well one of the things I noticed about that chat is that you can't effectively idle in there.

The compound effect of taxes is a phenomenal drain on the economy.

I have subscribed to my local city legal newspaper and I am wondering if it is more effective to campaign to the people who have just had Lis Pendens filed or the records of the Foreclosure sale itself.

So unless the tenant has clear photos that show the house was absolutely spotless and in good repair, he probably isn't going to get anywhere with it.It's not going to be cheaper for the landlord to pay the lien, because the tenant who filed the false lien is going to be the one who pays for the lawyers for both sides (and hopefully does the jail time, too).The tenant is also probably going to also end up paying for all the little damages that landlords just repair without billing-- but if you are going to court, anyway, you might as well include them and get them paid by the tenant.

When there is a problem, such as an eviction, and the tenant gets a free legal aid lawyer, they'll find out that you've illegally been requiring them to maintain the property.

Vacancies, economic vacancy (like the "two months free" you mention), advertising, utilities when vacant, evictions, tenant damage (brand new or not, tenants can still do damage), CPA, Lawyer, maintenance, property management, etc.

Our lawyer says we can rent the apartment for 2 more weeks and or worse case the full month and have them pay us rent.

I get deals from brokers, sellers, other investors, bankers, lawyers, accountants, I could go on for a very long time.

Do lawyers know the laws in each state or would I be better off finding them in each state?

I have no affiliation, nor have I used them.It looks reasonable, at a cost of $2500.http://www.regdresources.com/I have seen a similar service being offered for $10-15k by lawyers being offered by big name gurus.Jon, and others,would you kindly take a look and let me know what you think.Brian