We've all seen the movies - "Ignorance of the law is no excuse", but the 'bad guy' here is clearly this squatter IMHO.....

Hi Vince,Re. partnering:I would not partner with a new-bee (or a more experienced person) and give him/her majority on all key decisions.But that's me, you guys may be different.Also, if I were on the non work side, I would move slowly, one deal start to finish at a time.Meaning one buy, rehab, rent up, asses the numbers, do it again,,,, if the experience is good and the personalities do not clash--(else shut it down).Be watchful of rehab spending and renter SCREENING, as well as neighborhoods.Go visit  the property while it's being rehabbed looking at the quality of workmanship, and speed of finishing.Talk to your tax pro about how to inject money into the LLC, and have an attorney draft the operating  agreement.Watch the movie "The Super' with Joe Pesci.Good Luck!

It is unfortunate that some private companies feel the need to do these sorts of things.YouTube is good for watching trailers for up coming movies and that is about it.If you want to watch videos from all the spectrum's of political commentary or just about anything else, you can try Rumble.com.

You have some nice desert landscapes pieces, which are perfectly appropriate given your location, so keep with that theme and maybe compliment with some decorations that have a closely related secondary theme (southwest Native American art, cowboy, western movie etc).

. $200 for a 40 inch....That would help a lot since everyone loves their sports/movies/etc....The other thing I would want is a bathroom.

People didn't get it, they had 0 focus on being a mail order movie co, that was simply marketing and branding, how they got into everyone's homes, and than they started converting everyone to streaming.

Ps, my husband is not even allowed to watch 80' and 90's scary movies at our house.

That career has absolutely ruined movies for me.

Cuddling with your dog or kids on the couch for a movie night?

No, I am not a spook like those who haunted Edgar Allan Poe; nor am I one of your Hollywood-movie ectoplasms.