If it was a complex button pushing exercise and not easily recognized I would pay.

When you start putting individuals in more roles than they're suited for they often fail at all of them.

I just started looking for my second property which got me thinking about the role of my home.

A simple exercise is to go to BP's Housing News & Real Estate Market Discussions then go to the last available page.

Which  team members played the most important role? 

If you find that you are not suited for the role of a landlord, hire a PM.

The landlord filed the eviction action in retaliation for the tenant exercising a tenantright or because the tenant complained to the building inspector about the condition of the rental unit.As long as you did not violate the above or do any turning off any utilities, changing locks etc. and no mistakes made on your paper work, AND it is simply a matter of NON-PAYMENT, then IMO it's pretty much a slam dunk to win.The friend I spoke of previously had a tenant file an answer, however when the court day came the judge 'dismissed' the tenant's argument, (sorry don't know what it was), and judgment was awarded the owner (my friend).Good luck to you...

Go through the costing exercise on at least 10 projects before looking at one to actually purchase. 

After months of both legal wrangling and game theory exercises we have this matter resolved.  

(lots of moving pieces, I know)If the roles reversed, a senior would not have justification to advance on a second since the junior does not infringe on the interests of the first.