You can't hire contingency fee defense when the person suing has no assets.

@Alex Nelson   Look on meetup for Roddy Round Up of DFW Real Estate Investment ExpertsNormally meets monthly often on Monday's..but subject to bumping at Addison Conference Center. 

Knowledge is our best defense, right?

Which are the best conferences to attend if I am looking for exposure to various operators (in need of capital)?

www.biggerpockets.com/conference

Excellent Conference.

Your best defense here would be if you claim the shed was traded for the other shed and that the tenant intended to leave it there. 

I feel like my process for evaluating applicants is both fair and defensible in court and I hope and expect that it will protect me in the relatively unlikely event that I face a discrimination lawsuit.

Nice enough guy and he was aware that the house was scheduled for auction but said that he had a federal lawsuit against the foreclosure company (McCalla Raymer) and that the house shouldn't have gone to auction.Apparently McCalla Raymer was accused of robo-signing foreclosure documents and the homeowner is pursuing this accusation as a defense.  

I am afraid this is a case of living with someone you don't like but this is hardly a violation of a lease and is a pretty easy defense on the tenants part to continue the lease until its conclusion.