Well, if they’re attacking it just on the “...requiring nome sharing platforms to property...”, it doesn’t sound good for STR’s....they’re not even saying the ban itself is unlawful.

We used to have flu only two years ago, but they injected the economy with cancer and heart attack and stroke so economy and company can't move , when people can't move the Fed think one would not spend money LOLSeems like much bigger financial institution gonna collapse soon but truly there's almost no point for company to continue operation.

No moderator is going to be able to "clear the deck", so to speak, to hide complaints about themselves.Second, a moderator doesn't lose their ability to post their opinion or defend themselves (or, in this case, their company), just because they become a moderator.Finally, while legitimate criticism of companies is fine, as well as factual evidence, some of these posts are veering into the territory of being a personal attack, which is not permissible conduct.

I'm attacking the management piece of it but as far as acquiring and financing in an unconventional way and rehabbing I admit I'm totally inexperienced.  

The only person I could have pointed you in the direction of, unfortunately suffered a major heart attack about a month ago and has left us.If you have questions about the area, my knowledge is a smidge over a decade old there, but I still have contacts in the area if you need some references.Good luck!

Just know that when those cap expenses do attack, you'd better have accounted for it - somehow!...

I think that was your point, but it is not necessary to attack fellow citizens in an effort to make it. 

Great points @John Chapman @Mark Ferguson and @Sharon Tzib my point was not to make an attack at Norada or IndyPM.

Very focused and just attacking debt like nobody's business.

OTOH If you buy four houses and put $25K down you have $100K in equity that a lawsuit could attack.