Most asbestos harm came from mining the product for years or installing it for years in a poorly ventilated area like in ships. 

isn’t what they should be focused on and I’d argue you’re doing more harm than good. 

But as it pertains to the forum, as long as there's always a stream of newcomers arriving to participate in the conversations, and add their value, I don't necessarily think it's terribly harmful to the forums overall; it's just different.

Communication good or bad goes along way to keeping investors from being upset to going ballistic on the internet and creating irreparable harm to the syndicators reputations.

Sing and dance all you want, Ken, but you told the poster in the other thread to not record, and I pointed out that he should record, and recording would not harm him.

Granted you take the guy down so others cant be harmed but still going to be little if any real recovery for everyone..  

Recording does not harm the buyer. 

Part time realtors and part time lenders especially tend to do more harm than good because they have no idea what they are doing. 

That might be a way for you to vent your frustration without it costing you more, and you would have a better chance of harming his business. 

As such, I do not owe fiduciary duties to either party, and in fact, could get myself into trouble if I appear to be acting on behalf of one side or the other.But I see no harm in informing the title company about the assignment fee insurance (which would probably cost few extra dollars, like PIP insurance for drivers) , so they can offer appropriate coverage to the buyer.