A landlord should not get involved in a husband/wife dispute as that is for the courts and or law enforcement if necessary As far as a lease termination goes.

For title: good standing cert/letter of existence; operating agreement; LLC cert identifying members; LLC resolution identifying authorized signer if not apparent from other docs.

As far as the IRS do you have any recourse to dispute their FMR number?

Would you want to give them your money with so many unresolved disputes?

Except for the burgulary if it is on one date I would think it could be a domestic dispute.

Doesn't appear they are disputing the land, but they aren't cooperating either.What do you think based on below?

@Jason White, I can only dream of the scenario where i recoup more money than I had paid for the house in the first place - that would be an easy resolution for me - just get the money; sell to another investor as-is and walk away.

Tenant A will say they didn't put that hole in the wall, Tenant B did, so he wants all of his deposit back.....Tenant B says the opposite. etc etc....You can imagine al the scenarios of disputes on who gets what deducted from their deposits.

If there is a dispute over priority, the court is required to prioritize the interest of the competing junior lienholders, as well as the amounts due each.

He took a chance and he made out.Also there are credit repair companies out there that will help you dispute EVERYTHING on your credit report, making it look clean for a certain window of time, but then all that bad history comes back after the debts are affirmed.