When I first started looking I had a decent amount of money for an 18 year old fresh out of high school but the market was crazy enough to where I was only finding places that appeared to have no hidden value even if you were to fix it up.

I am looking for the answer to what I must do to make those signs enforceable as well as the fines without court order. 

Duplexes and larger appear to only sell off market from what I’ve seen in my market.

He said he can go to court for adverse possession and force an easement from court.

I was thinking about raising the rent but need to make sure that it does not appear retaliatory (I was going to raise the rent anyway, this is all jus poor timing) I also want to renovate their side so it is as nice as the other side I am almost don’t renovating (sweat equity)This makes me wonder: -Can I raise the rent on the tenant side more than the new side as an incentive to move and increase rent?

She recently lost a newborn baby and everything has been downhill since She has stopped communicating with me for over three weeks now, has missed her last rent payment, has let the house go completely to hell, and I just got a letter from the magistrate that I have a court hearing over the amount of trash in the backyard.I posted a 30 day notice on her door being that she is month to month.

A court ruling in Texas establishes that a tiny house does not need to be on a chassis.

Many are also waiting for their employer’s official policy on remote work or working from home going forward.Compared to earlier this year, more sellers appear to be reducing asking prices after going on market.

The company itself appears to be in startup stages still, mentioning $150M seed money.

This varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction based upon court rules, but non-judicial sales are typically handled by a Trustee (or Substitute Trustee)... who signs the deed after the sale is ratified by the court and the purchase price is paid in full.