Hey @Andrew Belz, I started my company back in 2008 but in the intervening years we have sold one of our satellite offices and nearly purchased a few other PMCs.

Airbnb has responded to my request that they cannot intervene as this is an "offline arrangement" and they are an online company.

They likely would have caught this without me intervening, but you never know.In the end it all worked out fine.

She threatened to sue me for illegal eviction b/c I did not intervene in her fiance's attempt to evict her.

Anybody gives you an argument your large male companion intervenes while you call the police immediately and tell them about your concerns (in the USA, your LMC would be carrying pepper spray and a gun to help settle possible issues like these).Work closely with next of kin and lawyer to figure out when the junk can go.

Meaning our foundation and business operation workflows instead of looking at deals (building our website, interviewing crowdfunding websites, demoing asset management software, Looking at CRM, Intervening pr and marketing firms, drafting our pitch deck...). 

I’m not saying it was all bliss, it’s been give and take with the PM, there were times I needed to set back and let them do their job and there has been times that I needed to intervene.

To keep legislators from intervening; to prevent legislation investors will find undesirable.With so many people out there "doing it wrong" and "learning from their mistakes", a point is reached where legislators must step in to protect those who are being hurt: lenders and other money investors as well as tenants and property owners / buyers.Want to curb further tenant-friendly ordinances and other legislation which hurts investors? 

So unless it has appreciated by a huge amount in the intervening year, you might be able to take most of the proceeds tax-free.https://www.irs.gov/faqs/interest-dividends-other-...https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/stepupinbasis...https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/if-you-inh...Otherwise, if you live in it for another few months you could potentially qualify for the Sec 121 exclusion mentioned above ($250k single/ $500k married filing jointly).

This was one of those cases where a 1st mtg filed foreclosure, the 2nd mtg intervened, and by some quirk in our system, the case continues But with the second mtg taking over the foreclosure on Their mtg But the Case name remains as the first mtg.