Again HUGE money.. but they were selling Detroit.. they wanted ( nudge or buy PD) to make like 15 to 20k per deal and to do that and pay everyone and give their clients a 10% return.. you had to buy in the HOOD.. and now the Hood comes back to bite them as well.but unlike Morris these guys are VERY rich and they can lawyer up and withstand this assault is my guess..

@Michael Warinner unlike most of the people on this chat (and not knocking on them or their experience by any means), I can probably relate to you the most because I am 22 years old and have contemplated doing exactly what you did and almost did it if my mentors didn’t talk me out of it.What you should do varies based on what your major is and if you’ll be in any debt after school, but I’ll give you some solid general advice.If you’re majoring in something what will realistically get you a decent paying job out of school (ie: Engineering, Finance, etc), just go back to school.

However, crimes against people like robbery, assault, domestic disturbance etc will always take priority over drug selling calls so if your area has a high volume of calls for those type of crimes then the phone tree might not work.

Once it's done, you never have to contemplate should I have done it.

Friends, I'm contemplating a 1031 on a sale, but I am weighing a few options on maximizing the best ROI over the long haul.  

I am contemplating purchasing a fourplex for 280k with 25% down, so I would be coming out of pocket 10k as well.

Hey guys and gals,I'm looking for some unbiased input on what to do next. Here's the cliff notes to get you up to speed.-Purchased a duplex in 2015 to house Jack-Slowly(quickly?) Discovered that I don't like doing a l...

Here are the 3 I've been contemplating atm.

If in two weeks, if they haven't done anything to remedy the situation, there is always the same legal recourse you were already contemplating. 

Liability out the wazoo-- roommates bringing guests over, complete strangers living with each other (alcohol, assault, drugs, etc.).