Been fighting with insurance. 

They know the system and they don’t want to go down without a fight.

The court "likes" this better than the judgement, takes away the fight with the attorney and gets you the possession back.Sometimes the tenants don't show and you win right away - yes, that still happens.In the end, @Nathan Fisher is right on, you need a good attorney. 

The PA came through big in the end, and was the subject matter expert that I needed to represent me during this process while fighting the insurance company for proper coverage. 

Being one not to back down from a fight, I fought and argued that it was an ADU.

@Steven D'Agata fight taxes.

Ordered a bunch of those metalplex metal decorations for the whole cabin and only 1/4 of the items arrived, been fighting them for months for a refund, horribly run company.Spent a lot of time yesterday and today filling out more fields in the listing, adding captions to all photos, adding additional details, hopefully that helps us rank higher we will see.

This way you could focus on your job that brings in good income and not have to worry about finding the deal, getting it under contract (while fighting everyone under the sun to get the property) and managing property managers/tenants/toilets?

So far NAR has said no less than half a dozen times that there dedicated to the long fight; going to appeal and drag this thing out until victory. 

The last thing you want is to be in the middle of a family fight over the very precious and one of a kind whatever items.