I'd bet the "They bought the call option that is now worthless" and "Too freaking bad" approaches taken by investors engaging in deals like this is why that law exists.I'd bet if you said to these buyers "you bought a call option that's now worthless" that they would look at you with the deer in the headlights look.Having said all of that you likely shouldn't have sold them an option to start with because the investment is not suitable for unsophisticated buyers.

We will make an announcement this week on our conference sessions page as to how to lock in your spot.

UNDERSTAND/KNOW asset protection in relation to setting up a corp. structure, Make sure you get to Clint Coons' session.

Lastly, as Ibrahim noted, getting a neighborhood association engaged in your effort is critical.

I'd get a little more targeted if engaging the police.

Make sure you read the contract either way and know what it says and means so you understand the rules of engagement you are offering.

Chris - You can ask to see if Kevin Kaczmarek will be including this as part of his session.

The cost of registration will climb from $200 to $250, so be sure to book your passes before 12:01am on February 24 to lock in the early-bird rates.Don't miss out on our amazing speaker lineup, fantastic sessions, and packed schedule!

I agree it's a frustrating rule but as a long term investor it doesn't bother me that much because an OO buyer will be engaged in the neighborhood and stabilize it.

Fond memories of the aroma put off by the Mead paper plant.....Study up here on the site, reach out and engage the community.