@Franky Juwana, what @Arianne L. said.In all probability you will "get away" with this, which is called occupancy fraud by the way, initially.Then when you go to apply for your next mortgage, it will be patently obvious to the underwriter (assuming the LO doesn't catch it) that you did not do what you promised to do the last time you got a mortgage.

I took blackberry jam from berries on the property, then within 30 days had to serve for nonpayment.

I think your burden of proof in proving that the seller knew the floor was rotted would be specious at best and you would be best served by just moving forward.

A gutter serves to divert the rain to one direction and keep water from traveling down the roof through cracks in the door frame, weatherstripping or siding.

Originally posted by @Ciprian L.: @Camille Joos-ViscontiI'm using Robert Hall & Associates, their office is in Glendale. 

That process turned out to be very easy and didn't even involve going before a judge or having to notify/serve the defendant again. 

L section perhaps.

I certain consider myself experienced in L/O's and I don't quite get some of the numbers in their calculations.

I think to make it much simpler is to 'wrap' with Inga and L/O to Gertrude with no more than a 2 year term.

A Solo K plan, allows you to serve as employee, employer, participant, administrator, and trustee.