You might get 20 "wtf is a continuity of obligation i don't speak french what are you a lawyer" responses before you get a hit.

Though, if you're using a PM, the PM may have these (at a premium price.)A lawyer in the state with the properties is useful.

In your experiences will this end up involving a lawyer?

I understand you all may not be lawyers but this sounds like good idea to me.

My lawyer gets me for $900 alone for just the paperwork and title search.More power to you if that is accurate, but I would imagine it will cost you at least $1800 between the bank's fees and the lawyer's fees.You'll also need 1 year of insurance and 1 year of taxes up front.

My advice thus far is don't get near one of these without bringing on architects, historic consultants, lawyers (gonna be pricey) and accountants who are experts in HPTCs.

As for his defense that it was "taser confusion," consider a few facts and expert opinions:- The judge who ordered bail set it at $3M because he said that Mehserle didn't claim taser confusion when he was first interrogated and changed his story to taser confusion only after talking to his lawyer;- Many in law enforcement who have seen the video claim there was no reasonable excuse for Mehserle releasing his hold on Grant in order to tase him.

If neither, you next step is to get a lawyer and begin an eviction.

I'm no lawyer, so no legal advice, but I would be nervous of the liability of having someone's belongings in my home or their having a key to my property before their lease began.

Would a title company be able to build one or does anyone have a copy I could have a lawyer dictate specifically to me?