Not only did we have to pay for another POS inspection, but they then found a brand new laundry list of violations which ended up costing us an additional $4,500.00.Let's just say it's quite a racket they're running over there.

I work full time, but am also looking to get out of the employee racket and become more or less self employed.

It's a racket - insurance companies find it's cheaper to settle than go to court.

@Jay Hinrichs Sounds like the guys here trying to get into the sober house game/racket.....late to the party, well capitalized competition, regulators cracking down, etc.

His Schtick is just a racket to get people to buy term insurance.

I'm pursuing this strategy now; I bought and move into a duplex last year, and now whenever I decided to move out, I'll have two units that cashflow.I think this strategy is going to build more wealth over the next 5-10 years than the BRRRR strategies and "value-add syndication" rackets that are popular on Bigger Pockets.

Once in a while he fires up his vehicles and makes a ton of racket.  

It's a racket, just like Yelp, so most of us stay away from it.I wouldn't bother suing because it will cost you more in legal fees.

My purpose is to reduce the fear associated with an out-of-control legal system set up on extracting assets through Legal Extortion Rackets by protecting your wealth from such attacks, while leaving you with both control and beneficial use of your assets.

There is a whole racket in our state where people will buy an HOA foreclosure, turn around and proceed to evict the occupants, put a renter in it, and rent it until the 1st mortgage turns around and forecloses on the new buyer.