He presses hard for or against an idea, but I've never seen him make an ad hominem attack.

Your post looks awfully similar to a press release issued by someone else:http://www.pr.com/press-release/23631[b]Seems like someone here is guilty of plagerism . . .

I mean if you want to spend your time chasing this down then i guess by all means press forward with it... but I suspect you're going to run into a lot of people who don't view this with the same passion you do.I'd assume (maybe carelessly) that if this property was indeed a significant danger to enter... something more than a sticker would be in place from preventing people from entering. 

Here's a tip hot off the press. 

If you are more interested in the highest cash flowing neighborhoods, as of May/June '22 you will be hard-pressed to find (LTR) cash flowing properties in the Triangle after subtracting maintenance, cap-x, vacancy, and PM services. 

We also picked up an 8-unit that gets ~$200/door (both of these are in the "nice" Elmwood Village neighborhood.We bought off the MLS in the beginning and I believe timing had a lot to do with those early deals. since then the area has really seen a huge change in the market (last 2 years) and you would be hard pressed to find something in that area on the MLS that produced. 

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert,_Arizona) Wallethub named Gilbert the #5 safest city in America in 2017 (https://wallethub.com/edu/safest-cities-in-america/41926/#main-findings) Washington, DC-based CQ Press rated Gilbert the "safest municipality in Arizona, and 25th safest in the nation.

I pressed back and said I have no problem going to arbitration.

Today, I'll head to town at about 11am and work until about 3pm (unless something more pressing comes up).Mike

He hasn't been around long enough for a lot of bad press.