They also charge 150 to serve the eviction to the tenants.  1k to actually evict them, which includes court costs and sheriff fees.  

Also, what do I need to file in the courts in order to get an actual court-ordered payment for the tenant?

She has filled it in the D.C Circuit Federal court under the "Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act".  

If they don't, take some photos for court and then give them a 30-day notice.   

Lolita done did dirty a fine upstanding young Texas boy and ruined his life.The only way he could have made this implausible pass-the-buck story MORE of a cliche was explaining that he was cunningly plied with alcohol and she was well-known for having unstable relationships with lots and lots of guys and/or that he found out later that she had had several various mental health problems and/or that he knows she's separated now from her fifth husband who left her in a doublewide with eight kids by six different men, two of them mixed-race...hey Aaron, did Lester the Molester feed you anything like that about the person a court of law decided was HIS VICTIM?

Can probate court be avoided?

If they wanted to fight this in court it would take again substantial amount of more time, billable ours, labor, manpower and moneFeel free to connect with me if you have questions.

Recently, in the court case, Birdsong, doctor's wife demonstrated that she actively and extensively managed their rental properties and was therefore a “real estate professional”.

A lot of the costs is actually court cost.

The lawyer also quoted a court case from Delaware that was not relevant to the facts at hand and provided a letter from a doctor in April informing us that the tenant is disabled.We responded back with the picture of the oil fill, the pictures showing damage and what it looked like prior to the move in as well as the move out video.