FEAR = False Evidence Appearing Real.  

Asking for 30% of the value of the property to do management is beyond absurd, and honestly may be challenged by the IRS as they may reclassify it as a gift.

No false - Come On Sir you have 18 plus years under your belt.  

The prices are starting to reach the absurd in that market right now.  

I've been watching this issue for over 12 years into the only people that lose their property in a lawsuit are landlords attempting to course sex from tenants, running slums despite years of warnings, and blatantly disobeying the law over and over again. if your property is leveraged, you won't have much equity in it for them to come after so creating an LLC and a false lein would be a waste of time and money.People spend way too much time setting up LLCs and buying extra insurance.

"False alarm to a controlled burn." 

@joesplitrock that’s absolutely false.

This appears to be absurd, especially given the two facts that1) At the shareholders’ meeting in December, it is said the building’s financial health is in good shape.2) The maintenance fee has been consistently increasing for the past 5 years for a total of more than 20%.I decide to protest against this transfer fee, even rallying the other shareholders.

Hello @John  ThedfordI don't remember my post, but "fraud" is a broad range of laws and takes on different requirements of proof as to intent, some aspects of "proof" are automatically assumed by actions such as false statements or misleading statements in dealing with banks.

If you want to go viral, just find an Airbnb listing where the fees are a huge percentage of the total price, or where the host has some absurd check-out requirement.