Not sure if there is any merit comparing the two.

Hi @Mike Mullins,Both things exist (blue skies and doom/gloom) in the investing world, but I think the Bigger Pockets methods have merit and have been proven by enough people. 

This disparate impact thing has some merit from a legal perspective because employers have had to deal with this for a while @Nathan G.

Reasons for claims to be denied include fraud, misinformation, not adhering to the contract conditions (such as securing vacant properties, protecting properties from further damage after a loss, reporting a loss in a timely manner…)So, your usage of the word reasonable in relation to your specific claim is difficult to address without sharing all of the relevant details, but again you can refer to the carrier’s denial, dated May 1, 2014 for the valid and factual reasons your loss was denied.As for us “getting carrier to pay reasonable claims”, we’ve indicated numerous times here, we are the agency, and have no ability to influence a carrier’s decision, as the facts uncovered by their investigation of each claim, stand on their own merit.

Your technique of bombasting the opposition with lots of information that has no merit, followed by lots of deflection and posturing, may also work - as long as nobody else in the courtroom knows more than you.Unfortunately, this does actually happen.  

Next real estate cycle, Andrey Y model continues to have merit. 

This lawyer would have to advise them of the actual merits of their case and the odds of them winning it.  

@Matthew McNeilThe rent deferral has some merit.  

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Nonsense.EDIT:I guess i could see some merit in discounting a LEO if your apartment complex is in the hood and you would benefit from having his cruiser parked outside every night, but other than that, tell him to go kick rocks.