Co-offices (my favorite idea as the court house and revitalized down town is a skip away), ect.

It holding up in court is a different story.  

That’s great you had good luck in court but most on here that live in nj  have a terrible time with the restrictions the state imposes on landlords , tenant friendly policies ,and the ridiculous taxes  .

It is very easy to simply sue the tenant in small claims court for your damages, go to court yourself, obtain a judgment and then follow up with a wage garnishment or bank levy.The District Court has helpful information, the procedures are easy and it's extremely inexpensive.

Putting in an addition now and the self declared building inspector for the POA is complaining about the trees that were cut down to make room for the addition being on the ground.

@Stan GardinerThe written offer that you and your investor presented to the PR, where you both able to look at Letters of Administration and was it confirmed by the court?

Account Closed i don't believe so. would that make a difference in small claims court?

If this is illegal according to the Dodd Frank Bill, why don’t we hear of more court cases related to it?

listing has 15 beds and tenants under supervision from courts.

The executor of the estate attended the court date for this and advised the court and the mortgage company of this, which is why I've been led to believe that the three of us are clear of the property.