She has now filed a complaint with the Division of Real Estate alleging false advertising because she is now the manager of the building, not HoltonWise.🤣 Can't make this stuff up dude.

I don’t think the gear mechanism in the meter could produce a false high reading, but I’m not sure.  

In my opinion, based on my limited experience both on the ground and theoretical, this property would cost an investor like me money every year, or perhaps show a false income before needing to take care of serious CAPEX issues, vacancies, or turnover costs.If I can put a real world application in place, which is where I think you are headed, let's say you cash flow about $1500 per month, or 18,000 per year.

It’s more akin to practicing law than any of the false equivalents that people like to make when comparing real estate to other industries that have been disrupted by technology.

By all means do that and possibly even reach out to the US Attorney General’s office when you have enough evidence of potential fraud or false advertising pooled together.

I do not blame Fund and Grow but I can say that what’s advertised is false for rainy days such as what we are facing now.

So I just buy bank foreclosures.If this virus scare turns out to be a false alarm, you might be able to buy properties at a below market price (like me).

which is wire fraud.Wire Fraud has a very wide net.. its not just wiring money like we would think.. its also dissemination of information you know is false through the internet or other marketing means. 

While one's charged with emotion and resentment and false statements are celebrated.

It's something most people only hear (false) horror stories about and so people will use a Landlord's lack of education to manipulate the situation.As for the legality, you are under no obligation.