I don't file claims when my trucks are broken into anymore.

The highest values are going to be found in having these units all broken up so they can sell individually - exit plan.

These were poor, blue collar working people (my grandfather spoke broken English) that never made any significant money but worked hard, didn't piss away money on stupid stuff, and ended up with a nice little home that they paid off. 

Of course if laws were broken IE allowing non accredits in that should not have been.. allowing unlicensed 3rd parties to raise money etc etc.. those are separate issues as well.

Oh, by the way, each 25% includes a free 7 night vacation at the resort (or broken up nightly) with all on site amenities included.

I spent all my money on the rehab, and one phone call from a tenant about something not working properly or is broken, and I'm a bad landlord.

I think any list of bad sponsors needs to be broken down into two categories: 1) Inexperienced sponsors that got caught up in a rising interest rate environment, and 2) Bad sponsors that are either acting malicious and/or greedy.There are many many many sponsors, particularly those on BP and raising capital on social media, that fall within the first category.Category #1 - Inexperienced Sponsors:Ashcroft, Opendoor, Elevate, Western Wealth, Tides, ZMR, GVACategory #2 - Malicious/Greedy sponsors:Appleway, Nitya, Rise48, any "fund of fund" sponsor that's come out of Rise 48, Grant Cardone, Affinity, Nightingdale, Rockstar CapitalThis is just a short list but I think it's important to protect LPs.

Everything is tied to the master account, which is my holding company, then broken down into sub accounts per LLC and per property.

I will just mention that the storage on Patch St. was broken into this fall.

You guys do an excellent job of having information broken down into its simplest form.