Note dealers are, IMO, pretty relaxed about discussing their notes and I've been guilty of it as well, but really if you hold a note you should have a LOI to discuss the note and any deal.A bank certainly wants something to show that there is at least a potential business arrangement over the subject note(s) as they are not going to discuss individual customer details with anyone off the street.

She understands this and would feel guilty if her cats did damage to brand new floors.

Even if I were sued, I document everything and obey the law, so I won't be found guilty.

Even if I were sued, I document everything and obey the law, so I won't be found guilty.

Even if I were sued, I document everything and obey the law, so I won't be found guilty.

Whalen who I guess owned or owns Oceanpointe.from public records what appears to happen is there was a series of Alcohol related offenses both driving and water craft and it appears even a stint in the county jail.what the state is saying is that he lied on his application and in addition he took rent money in from one tenant and did not put it in his trust account or did not even have a trust account.so two violations one  lying on your application and trust fund violations.his personal license according to the pleadings has been permanently revoked..

I do understand where your coming from, and feel guilty when I quote the $75 minimum rate.

I paid for pro and then let guilty tenants pay me back in installments for pest control and seresto collars for cats.

However, a good plaintiff's attorney will not plead intentional acts in his/her civil case against you because he/she wants the insurance coverage.

I tend to be guilty of over-analyzing before spending, if anything.