There is a lot of investigative work you can do to at the building department to weed out many of the bad apples.

Unacceptable, and the courts are going to nail him to the wall I'm sure.Many cities have Fair Housing nonprofits that will investigate these types of things on behalf of tenants, and social media can help tenants find out about those organizations and get support.

We'll see how it goes but for millions dollar projects i think it clearly makes sense to investigate that road.

I investigated, had meeting on Zoom, looked closely at their progression of their business model and really believe in the A class product they are acquiring now and invested $100,000 into that product.  

If the IRS can prove that you did it knowingly, you're looking at a minimum 75% penalty and possibly a referral for criminal investigation.

I use rentspree initially and a few hours of investigating social media, current rental location and a face to face interview to vet my tenants and clients tenants.

Maybe with enough we can get them investigated and a class action against them.

They are investigating your concerns.

I've never been there and don't know if I would like it but it's on my list to investigate because of what he told me.I would consider Europe, the Philippines, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, and many other places.

I investigated the possibility of building a house on a piece of land, and every contractor warned me that any permits that require construction will take a year to process.