If you're going to accuse me of doing something fraudulent and/or illegal, please be able to back it up with facts.

I was able to download all of my texts and fraudulent pictures as a PDF from my phone.

I want to combat that. 

Originally posted by @Jimmy O'Connor:For those of you new to Philly,  when the DNC came to Philly, the city had a massive campaign to combat the homeless issue (see this video from earlier this year- https://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/video/3433777-ph... ).

Now this is not to say that non-attorney-owned title companies won't face liability as well if they make a mistake or engaging in fraudulent conduct.

When my daughter fired her PM, and rightly so, and the PM started talking about exit fees, my daughter told them if they want to try and enforce that, then they will see her in court where she will sue the pants off them for all of the fraudulent maintenance fees they charged her without permission by calling everything an emergency.  

One of my favorite fraudulent tenant stories was a guy who moved in, paid rent for three months, then stopped with that “every reason in the book” MO for nonpayment.

This was fraudulent false advertising and misinformation.I demanded that they buy back my properties. at the price I had paid them, to reverse their scam, and they refused to respond.

I am seeing Harrisburg PA investors from out of state chasing numbers and making the mistake of not truly knowing the area and meeting the right people.Examples include remote wholesalers pitching $60k deals in combat zones that are worth only $10k.

Their plan is to offer units at below-market rates to help combat the housing crisis happening, which is something I actually thought about several months ago, so we're going to chat with them soon, offer our help on the home, maybe ask to rent it out, and chat about their goals with their housing venture.