Very disappointing.

Listened to the Podcast and this one definitely did not disappoint...just like the previous two episodes.

I am very disappointed with their services since they took over Postlets. 

hi all,i am hoping for some guidance. i know ultimately i need to speak to a knowledgeable asset protection attorney, which i am in the process of finding, but until i sort that meeting out i wanted some opinions on the matter. basically, i have an llc (that i am realizing now, may be "generic" vs. a real estate oriented one...the work of a half-@$$ed RE attny) that has 2 managing members (50% each). i set up the llc a week or two after purchasing the rental property (through a personal mortgage loan), and made sure to register myself as a landlord in the city, etc (i.e. followed the city's landlord rules to a T). well, after doing a lot more research and learning (from this site and other places) i found out that my llc may not be structured correctly and that my personal registration info (address, etc) is probably publicly available in city records. i want to correct this situation as soon as possible. i take my personal privacy very seriously, and now that i am getting a better understanding of the implications of the structure my unhelpful RE attny setup for me, i am extremely stressed and disappointed. so my question(s) are:- should i dissolve the current llc and recreate a new one (this time using RE LLC paperwork)?

I may just not know enough to be disappointed with it, but it works for my needs.2.  

Does that seller want to sell it by owner and take the better part of a year or more showing the place and hearing the criticisms and disappointment?

You may get lucky and collect something, but don't expect it or you will be severely disappointed.

Originally posted by @Harry Neal:Im disappointed.   

I'm not upset at the ruling but am disappointed that even when we, as landlords, do everything correctly and prove our case, judges simply toss our legally binding contracts out at their discretion.

It actually hurt them the most rather than helped them.It was so incredibly disappointing that of all the friends, family and business partners that I have had in my life, 95% can no longer afford to buy a home in NYC despite all of the efforts of investing in other asset classes like Stocks or mutual funds.