Is there any legal action we can take to argue this?

I'd also argue that 95% of wholesale deals are a waste of time as well.

You would argue your points in front of a judge so Is it worth the fight- do you think you can win -ask an attorney. 

The other BPer was trying to argue how safe it was here even though shootings were off the charts and getting worse.

Unfortunately I could argue it both ways so it will come down to pursuing a desired result.

I choose to use an umbrella insurance coverage.however, I think it is important to create an entity structure when you invest with others; in your case one partner.Many people will argue the LLC is a better alternative to a general partnership, limited partnership, and LLP when investing in real estate.

You can argue how much money they need and if they spend it wisely, but to me that is a discussion for the elections, not the tax collector.   

@Bart HedgcockI agree that those are abnormally high yields on muni's...indicating abnormally high risk - can't argue with that.My thought process on the corporate moves to Chicago of companies that were previously located elsewhere in the state of Illinois is:If the company was going to move, they had the choice to move out of the state of Illinois versus staying in the state and moving to Chicago.

@Khalid Nathan AleemThe book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy RE Investor is a very good book.I would argue to give the book a read even with the new tax law changes.The book opens your eyes to deductions that you may be entitled to that your current accountant may not bring to your attention.I am also not sure if the authors will provide an update anytime soon.

I have had to politely argue with section 8 case workers sometimes and they can make mistakes in the calculations due to them not giving me credit for paying for water and sewer or the upgraded condition of my properties.