Odds are you'll pay a bunch to a lawyer, get no where near enough in judgement/return (if you can even collect it), and only get personal gratification of "being right".My take on it is that like bullies - folks who lie, cheat and scam, will continue to do so until they're punitively punished.

If he is hurting people then I hope his is punished. 

Somehow I think there would be a lot more opposition to the bill if it punished employers, despite the fact that it would be much, much more effective...

Its like you get punished for paying off your obligation.

It's NOT an unpermitted in-law unit, or we've got an issue, and there needs to not be a tenant [or cousin Joe...] in there.It takes about 15 minutes to turn an unpermitted unlawful zoning-violating end-of-the-freaking-world in-law unit into a perfectly fine storage shed and/or detached work area in our market.

Rule 510.3Recovery of Attorney's Fees and CostsTo recover attorney's fees in an eviction suit, a landlord must give a tenant who is unlawfully retaining possession of the landlord's premises a written demand to vacate the premises.

I have read recent accounts of states finding assgent contracts unlawful as well as agreements In place between JV co-wholesaleing partners.

Many emerging markets have been struggling and the middle east and oil countries have been punished by low oil prices.  

As far as flaws  or lack of.....it appears you have perfect typing and spelling skills:)John, I am not saying you're wrong, but can you show me a case of where a broker has received any kind of punishment for advertising a wholesale deal prior to closing?

Thus people who borrow irresponsibly (because it's expensive) on their credit card and pay back are rewarded with high scores, people who make judicious use of interest free credit are punished with low ones.That and the fact that several things that matter far much more to a landlord such as overall net worth and rental history are not measured but a ton of things that are irrelevant are.