Originally posted by Ryan Johnson: You guys (Landlords) are too strict and mostly "uppity" Ryan, I think you misunderstand the nature of decisions in business.

It look like from Udirectira's site that I would do a 'roll over' to them of my existing plans funds (maybe I am misunderstanding this though too).

@Mark Gruetzmacher Thank you for clearing up my misunderstanding.

It has gotten to a point where some have stopped paying their share of the property taxes as they have been advised their interest in the property won't diminish and there will be no real ramifications for doing that.Some day I am going to inherit this mess, and I know the details will definitely change before that, but I was curious about legal ways other than going to court to help simplify the situation at the very least.From what I understand each share is worth something around 30k so I don't think anybody wants to just get rid of their share for nothing.Also, if I misunderstand something or said something that doesn't make sense, it could very well be that I lack some understanding and would appreciate any clarification you could offer.

@Ludmila M.Sorry for the misunderstanding. 

I must be misunderstanding something.Is the house one you live in?

Did I misunderstand this requirement?

HOWEVER, there is a misunderstanding that the buyers do not realize...Listing agents representing sellers have a FIDUCIARY DUTY to the seller (and Buyer's agents also have a Fiduciary Duty to their client, for that matter.) 

I'm asking a question about industry structures.You are implying brokers are worth those rates, but that statement misunderstands the nature of my question.  

Still a good idea to have a lawyer review but I wonder if they are misunderstanding exactly what your looking for.