Hey all, Does anyone have a good attorney or law firm they can recommend to represent a small HOA? 

I am looking for a st Louis wholesaler to represent me the sale of a few of my properties.. any of you guys out there ?

BTW, if investors got 117% upon refinance  (loan proceeds), are they supposed to pay taxes on the 17% as it represents capital gains and not original capital?

To have a representative in your corner, looking out for you, and not costing you anything, seems like a no-brainer to me.

I received a phone call at approximately 11:00AM Saturday from a representative of your property management company letting me that there was a “misunderstanding” – I can only assume that I misunderstood that immediately meant whenever they felt like taking care of it. - After all I was told that it was “inconvenient” for them to have had to come back out here and move it.

I am currently buying a a facility in Florida in a tertiary market at a price that represents a 5 CAP....terrible right? 

I received a phone call at approximately 11:00AM Saturday from a representative of your property management company letting me that there was a “misunderstanding” – I can only assume that I misunderstood that immediately meant whenever they felt like taking care of it. - After all I was told that it was “inconvenient” for them to have had to come back out here and move it.

@Kyle Baron  is not difficult to file conciliation court case nor do you need attorney to represent yourself if you own the property as an individual and not in a company.

Did it also give you access to write your own offers from the brokerage office and credit them as the representative? 

I'd love folks opinion on the following: 1) Which areas are likely to represent the "best investment" in the next 5 years?