We are in a fight for our deceased mother's house.

They had no financial incentive for finding someone so it wasn't like they were going to do it.It's hard enough dealing with squabbles between tenants in different units, but I don't want to be called upon for people who are fighting about doing the dishes or leaving toilet seat up.Also, when damage is caused in common areas, there's no way to prove who did it.

I have a feeling this time, they're out of options (to pay my rent) and are ready to fight to the end, so I want to start the process as early as possible.

Because:1. if something happens between them, the better one will move out and leave you with the crappy one.2. when it comes to eviction, the crappy one has nothing to lose and will fight you to the end or worse file BK againIf for some reason you have to rent to them, make sure you put both names on the lease.

The letter implies that some plan was approved, but what you acutally did is not consistent with the plan and is not consistent with "governing documents".Unfortunately, if thats the case you will likely have little basis for fighting with the HOA.

What I fear the most is the govts of the world going on a huge printing spree to fight it and causing hyper inflation.

I know I'll need to learn more about his credit score, credit problems, outstanding debt, etc.

I'm over 50 and I no longer fight technology.

Investors are just fighting over the dogs...Starting to look at different sources instead of foreclosures..

This apartment in a low-income area could be an outstanding investment, but it needs be a hands on investment (even if you have a management company involved).In addition to running a strong business, I strongly recommend you make time to engage the neighbors and provide a little civic leadership whenever possible.