Those that have nothing to hide aren’t afraid of any audit or investigation or press release.

We get calls all the time from people that claim to be investors wanting to buy one of our properties (including some we sold more than a year ago - shows how accurate some of the pay lists actually are) and when pressed, it is clear they are fishing for deals to wholesale without having buyers lined up. 

However, while we were cleaning up, we treasure hunted out at least $3000 stuff, including $300 cash on the floor, several un-opened Amazon boxes, new-in-box computer/gaming items, hair tool ($300), YouTuber's gadgets, new with tag heated jacket ($220), an unassembled exercise bench ($500 at least), so many new or near new stuff that you can sell.

Nothing  like negative press to make someone move. 

Ran levels once by the Potomac River in VA and came across an old bench marker set by George Washington.

We had changed everything in our plan, I mean everything, and we had to press for an absolutely insane price, knowing we would have to accept whatever comes closest.

You will be hard pressed to find a better return elsewhere in the world.

@Blake Alan Quarrie sounds like the city is pressing you and most likely because someone is complaining to the alderman(neighbor most likely).  

Now its finally getting the press coverage as the top emerging market.

The MO deal would have been hard pressed by the borrower to claim usury since she was a broker herself, she committed fraud by using a phony end buyer (her maiden name) and a phony escrow company.