I've found the problem with prosecuting someone in the US at least, is first figuring out who has jurisdiction, next, getting them interested in prosecuting a white-collar crime, particularly when the ultimate victim is an insurance company whose business model is assuming risk, then finding the perpetrators, difficult since many times the one you can identify is a front for the main bad actors, add in the time, money and resources that need to be expended to get it in front of a jury who may find reasonable doubt and acquit and most insures I've worked for decide it is a business risk, pay the loss, see if there is an easy fix and move on.  

So it's hardly worth it to expend too much time on determining if I can keep it only because there may not be a way to return it.

Account Closed With the exception of having a physical ailment that prevents your ability to print carefully, if you can't figure out how to slow down and write in clear language - you're going to run into substantially larger challenges : ) This really should not be an issue worth expending you energy on.You can just Google yellow letters and call script, there is hundreds upon hundreds of examples.

@Aaron Klatt..the moment it comes through in November with the pace politicians in CA run to please their voters who , let's face it majority are tenants, the rent control will:  a/ expend to non-rent control areas like Inglewood, Hawthorne and other b/ will expend to Single family houses and condos (not rent control today thanks Costa-Hawkins) 3/ the cancelation of Costa Hawkins would mean (that will take probably few months for tenant-voters to convince the politicians)  that even after the tenant moves out you the landlord can not raise the rent to market price..meaning if the tenant pays 1000 and today the market rent for this property is 2000 you can do nothing but continue to rent 1000+3% which is not enough to cover your yearly maintenance cost as a landlord.. and so your property value would be proportional for this rent and you can never get the value increase as you should...this is the dark picture but very real..

The Court found that the Plaintiff’s attorney was unable to mitigate the risk of nonpayment for services rendered and costs incurred on behalf of the Plaintiff if the Plaintiff did not prevail because the Plaintiff could not afford to pay an attorney to represent her.THE COURT having made the foregoing findings of fact and conclusions of law, and having heard and considered arguments of counsel, and being duly advised in the premises, awards an attorney fee to the Plaintiff’s attorney, to be computed as follows:Hours reasonably expended by Plaintiff’s attorney are 38.6 hours.Reasonable hourly rate is $300.00 dollars.Lodestar $11,580.00 dollarsENHANCEMENT (Contingency Risk Factor):Success more likely than not at outset (1 to 1.5)Likelihood of Success approximately even at outset (1.5 to 2.0)Success unlikely at outset (2.0 to 2.5)Enhanced Value (1.5) x (lodestar) $11,580 dollarsPlus Cost of 11.55FINAL JUDGMENT is hereby entered against the landlord in the total sum of $17,381. 55

These type of investments are feast or famine, and you should only do it with truly expendable cash. 

There are multiple deals where we did not do very well (break-even or slight profit) but the effort expended was not a ton.

Hello, hope all is wellI would like to expend my portfolio and buy 3 rd  long term rental property.

This tip will help you effortlessly proceed forward in your endeavor while not expending as much energy retraining your accountable to get on the same page as your goals or your lender or agent on investing principles, cashflow, concepts, or strategies. 

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