Another poster stated that although I don't offer consumer loans, that the day may come I have to defend myself and lending practices in court.

Continue attending probate court hearings.

I know I'm jumping a little ahead, but if he doesn't really care about being in the business anymore and was planning to let his LLC broker license expire, I'd assume the only thing I'd be able to do is go after him legally in court?

I read a listing that described a property with a tenant base of approx 30% subsidized that stated there was significant upside to declare the property section 8. 

Using this method I have never had to go to housing court. 

As this is a somewhat older post and Bruce hasn't revisited recently I thought I'd pass it along. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonkblog/wp/2015/10/20/federal-court-tells-the-dea-to-stop-harassing-medical-marijuana-providers/

I don't know of any state that doesn't accept payments due to a landlord within the 30 days when you get to court. 

It used to be that people wanted tennis courts, now a new buildings comes with climbing walls and Crossfit gyms.

On the one hand zillow is adding mls listings like you say on the other had there is a big back lash from the NAR calling this the death of realtors.Zillow/Trulia agents like yourself having lost list hub a major source of feeds in the short term will have less exposure for their advertising dollars This is and will be an ongoing court battle for years both sides will not go down easy@Jay Thompson

See Alabama Supreme Court decision of Morris v.