So I always think about what would happen if we ended up in housing court over it.

I went to my Experience link and clicked the additional details and my checked list appears.

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It appeared (mind you, I am still learning so I could be wrong on this) they paid around $209,000 for this property.

Also you might want to double check the tax court cases in regards to eating meals alone.

How firm are you with your numbers as typically you do not want to exceed 70% costs after repair value and in this instance it appears you will be close to that.

I need help.When I am searching for probate leads online or by going to court, what am I looking at and what am I looking for?

Well, I went back to property today, and it appears the county sheriffs office was there to clean it out last week under a "Writ of Possession" order of evacuation.  

So when you visit the housing court to evict a tenant, there is a bench reserved for representatives from affordable housing agencies from across the city right in the court room.

You sound as though you have invested some money thus far so start your marketing going and keep the momentume going.Good luck and remember fear is False Evidence Appearing Real