They can debate all they want, make claims, etc...but by their own admission they did not close....and they ARE holding themselves out as an unlicensed broker.

Your silence will be perceived as an admission of guilt.

However by their own admission the payments can take a while (they have a service that you can pay for to get your payments quicker).

We charge a small fee for admission but that's just to cover our overhead expenses.

My property manager assistant was diligent in all her record keeping and correspondence, which was wasted in the end when we were informed that 3 of 7 exhibits were not admissible without witness's showing up in court.

Never fall in love with a property, only fall in love with the money it makes, and by your own admission your not making any money now.

Should I offer any money or would that be admitting guilt or if I do should I have a lawyer write it up and advise that payment is not an admission of guilt and if she accepts it I can't be held liable or just lawyer up and see if she sues?

I'm sure the admissions office could give you more information.

It could come off as an admission of guilt and also sets the precedent that you will give them free stuff if they do this again.

If I recall correctly, the sub-groups are member-only and the general meeting is open to all but there's an admission fee.