Brokers promote the motion that everybody should diversify.

PeerStreet to file the Affidavit of Amounts due for the referee's package in February 2020.December 16, 2019PeerStreet is waiting for the Order of Reference so a referee can be appointed and then can proceed with final judgment.November 12, 2019On 11/01/19, PeerStreet submitted an Ex Parte application and is now waiting for the Court to enter an Order or Reference so a referee can be appointed in order to proceed with final judgment.October 11, 2019In September 2019, PeerStreet called and asked the Court to expedite its ruling on its Motion for Default Judgment and the Appointment of a Referee.

There's an interesting reply in reddit to a motion submitted to the court by a Note investor: Motion to appoint counsel to serve interests of secured note holders : Peerstreet_Creditors (reddit.com)

Put together a PPM, do a webinar, get an operating agreement, go through all the motions.

Hi James -I'd change all the locks, etc and give some motion detector lights a try. 

Some drainage issues can be simple to fix, some drainage issues are absolutely impossible to fix... the best you can hope for in a worst-case scenario is management (Installing a french drain, a sump pump, and a dehumidifier.)An extreme solution will involve re-grading the yard (sometimes this is possible, sometimes not), or excavating the basement wall(s) and installing waterproof membranes (AKA: plastic sheets), then filling up with a PROPERLY CONSTRUCTED french drain system (Most contractors wouldn't know a correct french drain if it bit them in the ***.)Good luck.

However, buying right, with the right plan and the right amount of capital, is what sets all the wheels in motion.

I've had too many attorneys in the past lollygag and lengthen the process by filing follow up motions two weeks after they could have filed.

@Rex Li I would first if you are able pull up the vinyl flooring, install a dehumidifier/fan to start drying out everything.

;) I tell all my mentee's, slow motion is better than no motion.