These logs regularly end up in the Tax Court and are usually destroyed upon review.

I always include a partition waiver (so no one can drag this into court) and a practical exit path: first a right of first refusal (ROFR), then a buy-sell if you can’t agree.

If they (or any tenant) has an eviction or mulitple l/t court filings on their record, that receives a hard-stop "no". 

A court date was set and I was finally given a QAT to the home. 

The appeals court declined in June to reconsider.  

For example, here in Las Vegas, if a tenant doesn’t pay rent but hires an attorney and drags the process out in court, it usually takes somewhere between 17 and 35 days before they’re out.

•Texts are fine, but emails look better if it ever goes to court because they’re easier to organize.2.

They're seeing about 2-3 weeks to get an eviction court date in Memphis.In the past, there have been seasons where there is a big backlog such as during Covid or more recently when there was some key employee turnover in the courts. 

Ask a real estate attorney in the jurisdiction, if it's legal, and ask if he will represent you in court, if you use that strategy.

Leases should be State specific (we use Wisconsin Legal Blank for all forms) and mature / well-litigated, meaning court-tested.There are very little synergies to integrate these systems.