You are the landlord , tell her rent is due , file for eviction once its overdue .

It's "Notice of lis pendens" and it basically means that there's been a lawsuit filed against the property usually when there's title dispute.As an investor, don't get emotionally attached to properties because it will end up costing you more money when you can't just walk away.

This would only apply to individuals whose income exceeds $400K (filing single) or $450K (filing jointly)oMy account balance is nowhere near this now; why are we all investing?

I have an Ohio LLC (single member-disregarded entity) that is 100% owned by a Wyoming LLC (single member - disregarded entity) that is 100% owned by an Australian Discretionary Trust.I am of the understanding that the Australian Trust is considered a Grantor Trust by the USA and that any taxes due from my Ohio LLC are passed down the line, first to my Wyoming LLC, then to my Australian Trust, and then to the Grantor of the trust.The Australian trust has as its trustee an Australian company (Corporate Trustee).I am the sole director of the Corporate Trustee.The beneficiaries of the trust are my my wife & I, our adult children, grandchildren & any as yet unborn heirs.So my question isWHO IS THE GRANTOR ?????

I have been out of the 'corporate world' for the last 15 years as I have raised my 4 internationally adopted children (2 with significant special needs). 

What if the manager that is sued is NOT the person who was the filing party for the 2nd LLC and the membership is  50/50.   

As a research and development area, there is ample opportunity for long term corporate rentals.

Is it better to buy property as an individual or through a corporation (s-corp/LLC)?

In my area they also aren’t very responsive so when I call someone who is interested and they see I’m a person vs a nameless corporation they are more eager to do business with me.  

I am a corporate attorney in NYC looking to get started in real estate.