An individual who owns property can represent themselves in court.

@Jason Wray @Tomas Rodriguesz okay so here's a more complex question: say you're on title for a $100,000 house, but not on the mortgage, and your other owner approves the heloc.

I know the obvious answer is myself but the more complex question is how do I put it into myself and how do I use my money to make more money? 

There are lots of complexities here.

I’ve closed on simple deals and really complex transactions and can’t recommend him enough! 

I am looking for the answer to what I must do to make those signs enforceable as well as the fines without court order. 

I’m making an offer on a 48 unit complex C class property, every property manager in the area has declined interest in managing the property due to the crime in the area.

Also they could change the rules on renting out your unit and it may be hard to sell to an owner occupant if the complex is unwarrantable.

He said he can go to court for adverse possession and force an easement from court.

She recently lost a newborn baby and everything has been downhill since She has stopped communicating with me for over three weeks now, has missed her last rent payment, has let the house go completely to hell, and I just got a letter from the magistrate that I have a court hearing over the amount of trash in the backyard.I posted a 30 day notice on her door being that she is month to month.