Property owners who refused to allow either the rental or point of sale inspection were subject to fines and possible criminal prosecution.The lawsuit, which was filed on behalf of several property owners by the 1851 Center for Constitutional Law, a non-profit entity, alleged that because the inspections were done under the threat of criminal prosecution, the ordinance violated the Fourth Amendment protection against unreasonable searches.

Good luck with your city rolling that out let alone enforcing not having a permit DC allegedly has over 300,000 rentals but only about 1/3 are registered from what I found.  

She allegedly ran off w/ millions of $$$ of customers' escrow funds (including 1031 money), and the Texas Dept. of Insurance shut them down when they ran out of money.  

Here is the alleged spammer for others to avoid: B.T.S.

I can't speak to the quality of their product but BiggerPockets allegedly sells a Landlord forms package for $99.

Again, I'm not saying this "strategy" doesn't work, but it shouldn't be this hard to show its alleged benefits vs simply paying more towards your mortgage monthly (maybe even daily, even you want to get this nuanced).  

.) – Levbern makes arguments challenging Anchor’s business practices, its relationship with the debtor and allegations that Anchor encourages borrowers to have junior lienholders put up funds that were ultimately not repaid.

Yes, it is absolutely excessive, but I have found the process to be justified more than once, some of those with alleged "professional" contractors.

A lot of the alleged 'disinformation' from the Covid period ended up being 100% true. 

If I were doing a background check on the target (person) of your comment, I’d be grateful for the dirt - however benign you may think it to be.Public shaming - by an alleged lawyer (unless the 80 year old person is their client in a beauty salon or the like) - coupled with what appears to be an attempted service of process - was not what I had expected to see here in 2021.