In most cases all it takes is one "life" event and next time we see each other is in court.

. :) If I can make it in a challenged area, the blue-collar fringes are down right appealing!

If they do not personally get served or answer to go to court etc. then you can just get eviction here and not damages and would need to take them to small claims court.With your cold weather it sounds like leave the power on as you would be savings a few hundred to possibly lose thousands in repairs to your property.No legal advice.

And every court document that I have seen appears to assume that this will be the sole reason for evicting someone.I now have a house with a tenant that I do not like.

Ready to make my first trip to Probate Court.

Then there is no confusion in court about what the funds paid were for.If you use the SD for the ETF, be sure to send the tenant full accounting according to your state laws, even if they get zero dollars back.

If you're concerned about operating legally, my first thought is not to temp the watch dogs in the first place, having a deal blow up with a buyer is likely, if he shows up in court, (and no, he doesn't need an attorney like a guru claims) your deal will go under a microscope, why even go there if you're not forced into that position?

That's one of the reasons why I find this community so appealing!

Since you're buying it so cheap, you could appeal the amount.

I'm evicting a tenant in Florida, and was just told by the court today that a non-military affidavit is required when a tenant hasn't responded to the 5 Day Summons.