Quote from @Chris Seveney: That was a quick 180 - sponsor most likely threatened lawsuit Curious what information was and was not inaccurate though and while someone Amy actually within their operating agreement there is typically still factual information that can be made public And we don't remove threads for such purposes, which is another reason why some of the claims made on threads need to be researched and evaluated by members for their truth and accuracy, and why BP doesn't ban members just based on investor disputes. 

When it comes to security deposit claims, it’s always best practice to have photographic documentation to prevent or respond to any disputes.

The only situation which I would use Minut is if there was an HOA/city noise regulation and I could dispute fines with Minut Data.

No new year resolution this time, but I will have a todo list instead. 2023 was not how I wanted it to be, now that my back is kind of back against the wall (money running low) I hope I can finally get myself into the action mode this year.Thank you for tuning into my blog!

Our concern is that fencing off property lines could restrict our access.Based on feedback from Tom and Peter, it seems prudent to involve Title Insurance to negotiate on our behalf for a favorable resolution.

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.

If you're comfortable meeting in person, I would follow up with an email outlining what was said in person to the tenant with the resolution of the conversation also in the email.

@Ahmad Moore Did the lender try to help you dispute the market rent?

However security deposit disputes are considerably more tenant biased now.

Procrastination can lead to misunderstandings, increased legal costs, and the potential for legal disputes if negotiations deteriorate.