Joe, good observation and I agree.

This will also soon be corrected.)...On the other hand, her heart is in the right place and she cares about the unit and the building as though it were her home (she regularly paints & spackles, leaves helpful signs for the other tenants, shovels & salts the main walkway after a snowfall, etc...So you're correct in observing that She's a complicated case to say the least...

I'll sit back and patiently observe from afar.Best of luck Detroit.

I think your observations are on target.

i'm sorry but this is like the 3rd or fourth time that someone has scrutinized david's stuff and every time, someone magically appears with a post count of 1 to stick up for him. just an observation.

You've made some astute observations about the current state and potential challenges in the commercial real estate market.

Everything he has said makes me, as a potential borrower, much more comfortable considering the prospect of borrowing from him than borrowing from Kris Fox.Just an observation, but Jeff said he would disclose immediately to a potential buyer that he is competition (if he was in Kris's position) and warn the lender to not give any details of any deals right from the start.

However, in my observation, they do not try to foreclose on the lien, they just let it sit.  

Here's my perspective (and this is based on my own personal experience and observations).

I'm not sure how that pertains to landlord / tenant law, but just an observation from the replies I've read.