The class action lawsuit is over.

As in the 1990s the banks thus far are refusing to go along so I'm sure there will be some lawsuits which force the banks to loosen their overlays.  

There is also a website where I can look at Oklahoma court records, lawsuits, criminal acts etc.  

If she loses this lawsuit, she will get a judgment against her to pay your lawyer's fees.

Unless an attorney finds something so grevious he has a major lawsuit, class action kind of thing.  

Someone might like it as a mother in law suite.

I have enough cash for a sizable down payment, but I have a pending lawsuit on another business that I'm a partner in that I'm worried will scare off a regular bank. 

In many districts in Michigan it can be less expensive to defend against frivolous lawsuits if you do not have an LLC.

Mold and other possible issues from a wet/damp basement leaves you open for a lawsuit from tenant for negligence to make the necessary repairs, especially if township has sent you a letter of violation, you knew about it! 

You will open yourself up to a lawsuit from the tenant as well as further enhance tensions with you and the city