The courts usually require a thorough due process to insure that heirs of the  previous deceased owners don't get disinherited and deprived of their legal rights. 

The second requires landlords to pay certain tenants relocation assistance if the landlord raises the rent by 10% or more and the tenant moves out.Mayor Durkan Announces January 15, 2022 Extension of Eviction Moratorium and Continuation of Additional COVID-Related ProtectionsOn Thursday, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Seattle law that requires landlords to rent on a first-come, first-served basis.

Wvag are my chances in court ?

Even then, having a copy of the promissory note instead of a wet-ink won't kill enforceability like it used to do, but certainly will make your legal bill a smidge smaller if you had to go to court on it.In fact, for anything that was recorded, the recorded copy is much more important than an original (unrecorded) document.Buyer is entitled to the original recorded deed, not the lender. 

Co-signors generally have no interest in the property unless you are related by blood- parent, marriage,or  legal court order- these are "exceptions" which an Underwriter approves. 

On the buy side, if a seller refuses to sign the release enabling that EMD to get sent back to you, small claims court is usually the next step.

The issue is, it's the 1st and both other tenants have paid -- not sure how to proceed in this late/potentially unpaid scenario.Questions: 1) What do I even do if come tomorrow morning she hasn't paid.

Smell is very subjective and impossible to prove in court.

Have any of you had luck with your cases being heard in court in New Jersey [Hudson County]?

This is killing our debt-to-income and making it difficult to qualify for the loan proceeds we need.