Representation in Housing Court can be by the LLC manager of record for the proverbial 'code violation' tax grab.

And after you have found an unique name for your business you can proceed to the registration part.

FYI, it is a major bank and their addendum reads as follows:"If Seller fails or refuses to proceed to Closing on the Closing Date, ........, Buyer's sole and exclusive remedies shall be to either (i) terminate the Agreement......... or (ii) commence an action for specific performance of the Agreement within thirty (30) days after the date of Seller's default."

The NET proceeds of the asset divided by the cost basis of the investment.

not for sure if i posted this in the appropriate forum .i would like to hear yalls opinion about how i should proceed .my current status is im 37 have wife and 3 kids own our home .bring in around 35 to 40 k a/yr as a full time maintenance/ janitor. we own 7 rent houses 5 are paid for . we put as much of the rental income towards the loans of the other 2 with the plan of getting another as soon as those are paid for . day job income go to health ins , Walmart , and to keep the lights on in that order , with nothing left to save .our dream is to have enough rental to live totally off that income and i quit the day job . at current rate ' the way life likes to kick you when your down' its going to be 5 to 10 yrs before i can quit unless i go insane first.should i continue to take out loans to buy houses or save up and pay cash ?

I'd sue him for any of the 1/3 you've paid for that he hasn't done or you have to redo plus interest costs for the time he cost you, plus court costs, etc.

Only time I can see it being an issue (same issue I have sometimes), if I am buying a house with "no agents", and the seller wanted to take me to court he could have a argument that I am "more knowledgeable" because I a licensed agent representing myself.

There goes 3/4 of my day. 5:30pm, I hit the tennis court and probably won't be home till 8:30pm. :)

Tom did the 3rd floor tenant answer to the court on eviction?

If not, you lose whatever money you've invested.If I understand what you wrote, you're thinking the first will get paid off from the proceeds of the sheriff sale that results from the foreclosure by the second.