I get that but when you have what could be wipe outs here It would not surprise me that lawyers will go after anyone and everyone who might have been a nexus for their clients to invest in this.

Even with a completed sale often times you might need/want to pay a lawyer to do a quiet title action to quell any possibly attempts to reverse the sale by an interested party.

I'd note you're most likely going to do the whole process over again, so don't be surprised if your lawyer doesn't accept your 14 day notice and will send their own.

I had my lawyer look into them (as much as possible) and review their contracts.

From my understanding (not a lawyer), that ordinance has been lifted and there is not limit anymore.

The building's Property Manager is sympathetic to the owners at large, but says they can’t do anything until instructed by the Board, and they indicated the building’s lawyers would only respond to Board members.

We are currently working with our lawyers to take next steps and get our money back along with damages due to wasted time and investments we missed out on along with other people who they have done this too.

@Michelle Wang"My current lawyer has been somewhat helpful, though the case is progressing far too slowly.

Like these illegal immigrants, those will deflate multifamily and single family demand.

We had advice from real estate agents, contractors, friends and lawyers from other regions.