I have read opinions from other popular real estate authors that go so far as to call serial selling in violation racketeering...crazy stuff!

Lots of predators in this "racket".  

(Talk about a racket.)We believe in our own marketing and competence and just don't see the value.

Hi Sean,You may want to look into possibly hiring a Public Insurance Adjuster.A person who will work AGAINST your insurance company on your behalf for a fee.Insurance is a Racket, you must have it if you have a loan, and they set the prices in a black box, then when it comes time to pay out, they often offer small amounts (so they can keep more of the money you paid in).Hence the Public Insurance Adjuster.https://www.valuepenguin.com/public-insurance-adjustersGood Luck!

This, however gave time for legislatures to enact laws the result of which is that a pattern of bad faith dealings will qualify for state versions of Federal racketeering laws.

To give a few examples from my market, more people are interested in SFHs with fenced yards so they have privacy and don't have to deal with a neighbor one wall over making racket at 2 am. 

I couldn't see how we were going to revamp his house when the TV had to be disconnected and it would be a racket. 

Years ago I ALMOST bought one at surf and racket.

Nuisance and disruption tenants at midnights Constantly making a lot of racket Disturbing the peace 3.

The funeral biz is a racket if there ever was one.