I do not find them to be 100% in capturing everything and may not have the most up-to-date eviction filing information.Unfortunately, I had to initiate filing for the following tenants that I came across.Tenants with court judgments:Josue Sierra and Jessica SierraDocket No.

If I go through evictions court then I will make them both liable; it's 1 lease document.It's never ideal but it happens. 

The funny thing is it’s actually in a great area and I have never seen any police activity besides the issues at my house.I was able to get the daughter to move out without having to go to court about a month ago.

We only see 2 options that are viable 1 take dad to court for the rents from 11/18 when her mom passed til now or sell her half to investors that are okay cash out her 50% of the equity (at least on the 3 income producers, which 1 is a 4plex and 2 are sfr).

We only see 2 options that are viable 1 take dad to court for the rents from 11/18 when her mom passed til now or sell her half to investors that are okay cash out her 50% of the equity (at least on the 3 income producers, which 1 is a 4plex and 2 are sfr).

The Trust account is set up to be paid to you in event of default on the lease and successful judgment obtained in court, or at the end of tenancy if the tenant leaves owing no money then they receive the full balance back, less any fees for Trust account maintenance.If that doesn't work, how about co-signers? 

I'll be at rent court Friday (look for the We BUY houses shirt...great place to find motivated landlords). 

Hey, I have filed eviction for non-paying tenant, the court date is a week away.

This is America, anyone can sue anyone for anything.What you're probably looking for is a lawyer, perhaps that can petition the court for "summary judgement." 

That won't give you the supposed asset protection that having your properties owned in an LLC would give you, but it would allow you to write "ABC Rentals, LLC" on your rental contract and for that contract to be enforceable in court.