You don't want to make a mistake and open yourself to a lawsuit.

Has anyone ever had any deals with them and if so what is your experience? I have a deal I am trying to finance and I have been talking to this company. Reason I am hesitant is due to the fees they want up front. 

Looks like no rental history was checked as living with family and not paying rent, does not count towards rental history.Other than filing a lawsuit, are there any other ways I can report this company?

So liens and lawsuits become more difficult to pursue.

This relates to a class action lawsuit in Georgia in 1991.

I have been involved in litigation in the past when a subcontractor ordered materials from China and the formaldehyde levels in the products were not satisfactory to the buyers of the units when they did their own testing and they filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit. 

Out of curiosity, how many people are familiar with the NAR Lawsuit and what will come of it?

He was one of a number of parties that lost a large civil lawsuit resulting in a huge judgement.

The landlord may lose the lawsuit suing them for damages. 2.

If the landlord draws a lawsuit while acting under the cover of the management company llc, wouldn't he or she prefer not to have privity with the llc that holds the title to the properties?