It’s a shame Mindy Jensen, Brandon Turner, and the crew can’t prevent these fake slanderous accounts from getting started before they ruin the integrity of the community.

And that’s a shame because I actually do enjoy building a rapport with my tenants and I’ve had such hard luck finding decent property managers in the past.

With such great potential to do “good”, it is a shame not to take action.

This topic has been covered in about three threads now - I don't think your going to get a different answer if you keep posting it over and over.The one common theme you seem to have is a fear of your buyers "knowing what your up to".is there something your doing you should be ashamed or embarrassed of?

It really is a shame, I had to block the email sender due to his lack of common courtesy!

Put it in a binder with all your LLC documents and maintain your records professionally, so that you don't have difficulties with the IRS, and will also help in the case of a lawsuit to demonstrate that your LLC is not a sham or a poorly managed "alter ego" that is just an extension of yourself.* When you buy and sell properties, or borrow funds, or take other significant actions, complete and sign a corporate resolution and put it in your binder, summarizing the terms and economics of the deal, so that it appears to be beneficial to the LLC.Good luck.

It's such a shame they don't see the value in regular participation.

Its a shame that more people dont know there rights, and that is evidenced by the many responses to this post.

I would think your complaining tenant, and any court of law, will be satisfied of that response.I wrote a way more fun post on the issue, the sort that might just make a few think differently, maybe even act differently for the betterment of all, but it got deleted for being political - a shame IMO.

It's deeply personal and even though it's all on public record, I can only imagine feeling ashamed in this position.