COURT YARD.

Food for thought: Divorce proceedings are public information. The IRS monitors it for signs of tax fraud."Your Honor, this scumbag not only cheated on me, but he cheated on the IRS!"

Rather than do it myself and risk missing something or not having it hold up in court when needed, I paid a lawyer to draft one for a partnership of mine.

Can I pursue a trespassing issue with them and get the local sheriff to help remove them before getting a court order to remove them?  

However, some states, such as Ohio, have recent Federal court rulings whereby they are conjoining the enforceability SOL's of the note and mortgage/Trust into the same.  

The judge at the 36th District Court in Detroit will laugh in your face.PS shout out to everyone on BP who is encouraging people with no liquidity to invest in Detroit real estate but isnt mentioning their new city certification program, that they are requiring lead certification, and that the majority of the houses in Detroit will need lead abatement ($$).

Residents in those area (such as Del Mar) are not happy with parties who rents for weekends (Article Here),and taking to court to try to ban short term rentals.

under a lease with an option to buy at the end of lease..where landlord has non refundable option fee, is not crediting lease payment to balance, and has seperate document instruments..if tenant fixes up property in any way ..painting, flooring, cleaning, hvac, appliance replace, etc)...can tenant legally ask court for refund of his/her reno or rehab?

If they failed to pay rent, they are in violation of their lease.Because she's looking at 2+ months of court plus sheriff time for an eviction, $1500 retainer + court costs, and no likelihood of recovering those costs.

Pros:Access to MLSLarger real estate networkMore knowledgeGives more credibility with sellersPuts more money in your pocketCons:Annual continuing education requirementsAnnual dues for local, state and nationalCosts associated with hanging your license with a brokerageHeld to a higher standard in a court of lawAll in all, I say the license if more of an asset than a liability, but that is just my opinion...