I was also just shown a 4bed/2bath property on 26th St and MLK St. in the King Commons area renting for $900/mo.

@Kyle Keifman I think your best bet is to simply call 2-3 insurance companies, and give all of them same property (123 Main St.) and see what they come back at.

His lease expires at the end of this month and he is leaving, while his roommate (who is in good standing) plans to stay.

That tenant would also be able to come after all other assets owned by your client, including 456 Maple St and your client's personal assets, to settle the lawsuit.The other scenario is having 123 Main St in it's own LLC, and 456 Maple St in another separate LLC.

As it drug on Mr Contractor would be silent for a few days, then I would stand on his head, work would happen in a spurt for a few days after said standing-on-head, then rinse and repeat.

and if she needs also needs a letter stating that she is a tenant in good standing and the son has his own bedroom id do it.  

I don't personally think this is.You will get replies saying that you should stand your ground and not give in.

No baby can start running until they have learned to crawl, then stand, then walk, then run, no matter how much hustle they have.

I will reach out to the BIA and whoever the local authority is and see where I stand.

I would send an email to your lawyer and let them know due to the lack of response, you no longer require their services, do not send a lease, and do not send a bill as you did not receive the product you were looking for in the timeframe you needed it, and did not receive any helpful response either.That at least gives you some ground to stand on if they do send you a bill.