Hi BP forum,Curious to know if it's legal to rent out a SFH with an in-low unit (separate kitchen and entry) to two different parties on two different leases.Much appreciated! 

But I’m the end the hotels will win.

Give your neighbor the contractors number so he knows who to sue (not you).First contact the plumbers and see if they are willing to come fix what ever is wrong.Once you get attorneys involved only the attorneys win.

I've nothing to fear from that, because I know exactly who will win here in my California market.

Win/win/win.  

My question is, how can I structure a partnership deal with him to create a WIN-WIN for both of us?

Even if you win the eviction you need to then get a lockout date set and a warrant of removal.

If it doesn’t, each party will be responsible to pay for their respective legal and court costs regardless of who wins.If it does, if you sue and win you will be entitled to be reimbursed for the costs you incurred in bringing and prevailing as to you claims.

It was a win win win deal.

We're planning on moving to Vegas, and I see the foreclosure auction requires certified funds right after you win.Do you have to bring a certified check for the max amount you want to bid or can you go to the bank and get the exact amount right after you win?