JUST READ THIS:http://www.rt.com/op-edge/312576-september-economy...Seems like every few weeks or months something of this sort is set to hit the PR but for some reason I feel as if this may have some substance behind it.

I would think that link would do more harm than good.

I'm assuming the litigation was from a tenant (or someone else who was harmed at/by the property) and that the plaintiff was awarded a settlement by a court.  

My concern now is that he is involving other people, so although it is none of my business, am not wanting anyone to be harmed.

A poster above mentioned "no harm" having bids and then not turning in the contact within the 48 hours.

If I cannot find a buyer, no harm Mr.

You're probably gonna have to provide a little more information on the subject if you expect any responses from the board that have any substance to them.

I don't mind hiring an attorney and fighting for my listing, although it might do more harm than good at this point..

Hillman tried this method and won the case to the extent that it did not improve his financial position, but the tax court disallowed this income conversion method to the extent that it lowered Hillman's tax liability. http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-4th-circuit/1214577....Simply redirecting income to a different type of entity has no bearing on the economic substance of the transaction. 

Thank you gentleman  I can agree with what you are saying, but do not see any harm in people presenting 'offers' for partnership.