As you can see..some of us are “In da house “Welcome to SoMD my friend!

(DA will care, then it's between the tenant and prosecutors.)

Just be sure to tell the DA (directory assistant) person that you need three numbers, or you may get transferred to an automated system for the first number and lose your chance at the other two numbers.

Originally posted by @Rob Henriquez:So we received a visit from the DA's investigators (two of them!)

I've never read a case where an AG or DA went after an investor buyer who was not provided with proper disclosures and who didn't complain. 

I'm not a Judge, nor a DA, nor a criminal attorney or any such attorney but I AM a Real Estate Broker, and what I understand of the law in the capacity as is required of my licensure, have experienced of it, and seen of it all, as well as read of it, the exact actions in discussion are way too close for my comfort in fitting the definitive. 

But police do nothing because the criminal is only 16 years old and DA do nothing.

However, I will offer one very strong opinion:Predatory is spelled, " p r e d a t o r y ."

B/Ds are usually paid via commissions for selling the DST, but if you go through an RIA, most DST providers pass along a "gross-up bonus" directly to the investor since they no longer have to pay the B/D a commission.

Or are they partially right and that if someone attempts to sue me, the DA will ask if I have a license and pursue legal actions if I don't?