Otherwise, you get a bunch of people who keep meaning to take action but just never get around to following through.

The law says that you can not be enriched by your own criminal actions, so the insurance paid off the mortgage holder(s) but not the owner.

The only thing I would add are action steps to your plan.

The second you hire him to do anything on acquisition, even if the offer is turned down or even if it is not made, he can no longer ethicly take any action to buy one of these properties, or even disclose them to another person because it would be a conflict with a client.

BTW, that will look great to your attorney when they ask him to take action against you.....if you have him on retainer he may not take the case at all, but he'll know how you're throwing a fit.

After browsing these forums and listening to the podcasts alone I feel like I got more actionable knowledge than all of the seminars combined.

Need to get more information on exactly what happened but if it's due to their actions and it's minor damage then I'd charge them (though I personally wouldn't for the extinguishers).

If a commercial tenant complains that another tenant is parking in their spot, parking in front of an emergency exit, or is causing a noise disturbance, what is the best course of action/inaction for a landlord?

They talked conspiracies, especially when they understood the skill and accuracy needed for a single shooter, with a bolt action rifle, to hit his moving target, exactly on target.

@Curtis Bidwell Thank you Curtis I believe that will be the best course of action.