Quote from @Cameron Daste: Curious to hear folks' thoughts on the recommended approaches for markets where home values are on the higher end.

A lot of the alleged 'scholars' on this planet are how we get into these messes.

Hi @Cameron Chambers!

I thoroughly enjoyed his recent case study he did with an individual who supposedly took his training/mentorship: https://www.commercialproperty...What I liked about that case study was that the mentee allegedly bought 7 units and then 66 units, in about 9 months (from scratch), and at the time of the interview, she was in contract to close on an additional 241 units soon.

They might run 100-$500 an hour, but it would be 100% totally worth it to file a lawsuit in federal court alleging fraudulent inducement, misrepresentation, duress, etc. 

@Cameron Lam Our return on equity (ROE) will keep going down as our properties continue to appreciate and as the properties get paid down.

It asks the city to “restrain the abuse of Toledo’s corporate powers.”The letter goes on to list three primary issues being alleged with the ordinance: there is no “coherent” penalty for violations, it assumes the health department has “statutory powers” that it does not, and that it offends the “exclusive jurisdiction” of the Toledo Municipal Court.

Something else is at play when people allege privacy concerns about why they have no photo or information in a forum where they are there to learn and hopefully make real-life connections.5.

Arrested a couple times a year.Originally posted by @Cameron Norfleet:Have you ever been convicted of a crime, other than a traffic violation?

Jekyll claimed that the contractor also threatened his life when Jekyll tried to get our money back for the unfulfilled order (I never saw the police report, despite telling Jekyll to make one - based on his allegations to me.)It took me to visit Indy within the next two months to personally find and (politely) “serve” that contractor with a “put up or shut up” notice - the lien was removed within days after that.