As an attorney, I recognize that it's much easier for you to tell people "just don't do it," as that way you can never be held accountable for their doing it incorrectly; but, in my experience, the attorneys who are worth their rate are the ones who instead say, "let's talk about how you can do this legally"...Of course, if you believe that there is no legal way to wholesale, that's another story. 

Basically, the furnace was installed incorrectly in the boiler room and is taking air from the boiler room itself instead of the fresh air from the rest of the basement.

( Not like we will sue him but we just feel cheated and were given the incorrect information back then.)Anyone has had similar experiences?

And the state supplied certificate of formation does not limit any liability, so no, you're incorrect.

This is incorrect.

They will have an office in a high profile location overseas such as London or Singapore. 3.Look for emails with incorrect English grammar.

Unless I entered something incorrectly or bankrate's calculators are wrong, what you're saying is incorrect.I personally believe in the strategy of taking the 30 year over the 15 because it adds flexibility and it's the cheapest money you can easily find, but it will cost you more in the long run versus taking a 15 year loan, and you certainly won't pay off the loan earlier by taking the 30 year loan.Eddy

Okay, so what you're saying is you'd recommend I:1) search some type of country records type thing and find the home addresses of the owners of these multi's.2) Craft a professional looking letter stating I like their property and I'm interested in buying... also include all my contact info3) Send a physical letter (maybe in an envelope, etc.) and send it to their home addressIf my understanding is incorrect, please correct me. 

They either wired it incorrectly or over tightened the screws on the device.

I may have worded the question incorrectly, this is more of a " what can I do now to be prepare to have a lender take me seriously once I have two years of experience."