Then, the boundary issue could go away.And then, maybe your lawyer could negotiate a settlement with the New Western's E & O insurance.  

Her husband died when she was 60 years old, with his life insurance, savings from lifetime of scrimping, an accident insurance settlement, she had $600K.

Originally posted by @Brandon Shoults:I just spoke with my tenant about her moving out and me prorating the rent as she is requesting. she agreed that would work for her and no further legal action would be held against me. i got her to agree to signing something saying she would not sue me for the rent money or any medical issues that could have possibly arose from her staying in my house. she agreed to sign a settlement document.

She get about 39k a year from her insurance settlement.

Start to finish, (because I hired a great team at every step) I only spent about 15 hours on this deal (Analysis, offer, settlement, design, contractor set up and check ins, rental stabilization, BRRRR refinance paperwork, BRRRR settlement (at Starbucks before work), Selfie with Brookie and this post.)

This lays out a good framework for potential BRRR partnership.

@Steve Babiak Account ClosedDepending on the state law, Mechanics Liens, do not have to be recorded, Neither do State Welfare Liens, Nursing Home Liens, State Tax Leins, and sometimes Federal Tax Liens are only recorded ta the Federal Courthouse not the local county courthouse.I worked in an Law office and asked the owner, who had 5 title abstractors on staff for real estate settlement searches, if he would allow me to tag along when the searches were at the courthouse searching. 

@Donald Hendricks in your email you said the settlement of the full amount you asked for in 4 monthly payments from the vendor and a lien release was acceptable to you.

Tax liens, roof issues, settlement issues, under sized hvac, etc.If it's older, you could be looking at asbestos materials (I'm having fits with this right now in west Texas), steady leaks, lead paint, dead animals, and what was mentioned above.

In the end, she failed to pay her 1099 taxes for 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018 and now I get to pay them as part of the divorce settlement.