pg 10"From the Fund’s inception in or around February 2018, the Defendants, both individually and through project managers at NRIA, represented to investors and prospective investors that NRIA was a solvent, profitable business that generated significant cash flow, separate and apart from investor fundraising.

While agent would prefer to defend status quo but the ball would be on brokerage and the new brokerage that has more efficient transaction system and able to offer something radically simpler for buyer and seller.

But then one of the defendants answered the summons, the day before court. 

What I'm looking for is a decision where despite the plaintiff's demand for the defendant to convey the real property, the court decided that a damage award would be sufficient.

I am not worried about defending myself, but in the case of Syed, I can see where what you said has a certain tone of criticism. 

Florida has just passed a state law defending landlords against squatters!

Florida has just passed a state law defending landlords against squatters! 

You can file complaints at DSPS file a complaint https://dsps.wi.gov/Pages/SelfService/FileAComplaint.aspxIf it were me, I'd look up the PM company and then also do another search by the owner's actual name in WI CCAP https://wcca.wicourts.gov/case.html and if there are other similar cases....you also may be able to find potential attorneys that represented defendants and would already be familiar with the plaintiff. 

I'll stand by and listen to others experiences on this because I find myself wanting to defend the idea when really I started the thread in order to learn, not teach :)  Thanks all.

But I spent a lot of time in civil court defending the purchases, usually against a multi billion dollar company called Fidelity.