@Joshua Piche, yes I'd confirm their lease & you can get an estoppel agreement signed by all parties in order to confirm. you can do a brief pre-screening on them in order to see if you want to keep them on your state courts network if it's free. 

She’d been hit with an eviction notice, and while trying to resolve that issue, her landlord served yet another lawsuit, this time demanding $3,370 in unpaid rent and court costs.

He now has the money to fight you in court.

Therefore you need to file an "Ejectment" which is done at the Court of Common Pleas, which effectively requires an attorney to handle the filing and court appearance. 

The "guidelines" are as clear as mud, IMO likely to discourage litigation but perception is reality so I put that in my lease so that a lying tenant would have to guess both what I would do and what the courts would do too. . . 

How often do they go to small claims court over security deposits?

Can a contractor simply make a filing and put a lien on your property without a court hearing? 

I like a known amount up front, not a constantly changing price tag.According to Marion County Clerk of Court's site - they have 4 NOC's all with Elite Building, Inc. dated 6/22 or 6/23/2021 (and with what I assume are the buyers) and Elite is listed as the building contractor on all the NOC's. 

I believe this is the type of Person BP should be courting for pod casts or whatever type of presentation your contemplating in the future to help guide your BP members that are starting out. 

Sharia courts very rarely accept “Documents” as evidence or give them weight.2.