@Robert Johnson @Cameron Lee Brown, you were saying something about JC meetups, right?

No one else.You need to do the best job you can presenting your case and making it as clear as possible for the judge exactly what is supposedly owed by the tenant and why they owe it to you.When I presented my case, I actually put together a binder for the judge that contained things like: the total amount I was claiming; a complete breakdown of charges that I used to get to that number; before and after photos for all the damages I was alleging that showed how the property looked (undamaged) when the tenant moved in and how it looked (damaged) when they left; receipts for all the repairs; a copy of the lease and past due rent notices to show the rent amount and justify the past due rent & late charges that I was requesting; etc. 

The Case description is as follows: Plaintiff (City of San Diego) alleges the defendant’s (current owners + the previous owner) use or maintenance of their property has resulted in numerous California Civil and San Diego Municipal Code violations, which constitutes a public nuisance.The date the case was filed was March 2022, which is just 1 month BEFORE the property was sold to the current owners.QUESTION: I plan to ask the Realtor if he knows anything about this.   

I hope he enjoyed the millions he made or was as alleged misappropriated. 

Cameron

Allegedly, the top part of the older house could be rented for 1600 to 1800, and we would be willing to 'sacrifice' by living in the basement.

@Stacy Preston - I would reach out to Cameron Harris.

We'd need to roll the dice 100 times to find out, and more than that to play "spot the patterns" as well.Which, in the case of the allegations of appraiser bias, we 100% have the ability to do.

Quote from @Gerald Cameron: I am looking to invest in the CLE and Toledo markets.

@Cameron Pendergraft Thanks for helping to sort out.