It's my understanding (not a lawyer, so no legal advice) that you'd need to seriously document any personal labor you do to insure it's over and above normal wear and tear.

Go through small claims court so no need for a lawyer.

Just a bummer getting letter in mail from injury lawyer.

I've heard transferring the properties to the corp can be a PITA.Yes, I know I need to find a good tax lawyer, but I'd like to go in know all I can.

We are mainly in two court systems for evictions the Cleveland court and the Parma court which handles the city of Parma and several other Cleveland suburbs.In Parma court we have been able to bring uncashed money orders for partial payment, or sometimes full payment (If we file the eviction with our lawyer your out even if you attempt to pay in full later) and have been able to win the eviction and walk out of there with the money we were holding as damages.This would NEVER fly in the Cleveland court.

You are mingling the credit of several entities together and it's a great way for a savvy lawyer to say that NONE of the entities are separate from each other and, if it's a personal credit card, that it's all just you.If you are not going to get a separate credit card for each entity, then here's how you handle this.  

Please bear in mind IANAL (I am not a lawyer) and so far I have not been challenged/ask by a judge how I know they got the notice or not. 

I'm asking for $300 up front with paperwork to cover the cost of our RE Lawyer to produce a Deed of Trust.

@Harlan Cox That is how long the contracts are that the lawyers at GCAAR have approved.

You should talk with a lawyer.