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Masa Don
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Greenwood Village, CO
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First Amendment Rights

Masa Don
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Greenwood Village, CO
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If a property management company has not treated you well don't you think you should have the right to warn your fellow Real Estate Investors out there?

I feel the responsibility to my fellow Real Estate Investors to let them know if a company is not preforming the way they ought to (at least in the opinon of a property owner)

I am being sued for "a minimum of $100,000" for telling a ture story about a property management company in Colorado.

Any recomendations? Anyone out there support my defence our First Amendment Right to tell our stories to our fellow Real Estate Investors when a company takes advantage of us?

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