The landlord maybe is out of the business and doesn't pick up calls from random numbers anymore, or doesn't want to tell the truth because they are evicting or about to evict the POG, and would just as soon let them be someone else's problem, but the employer (assuming they are legit and have a anything even remotely resembling a proper HR dept.)

The way you'd do it could closely resemble a live-in-flip-hack-BRRRR.

It's as if Oregon and Washington are racing to see which one can more quickly resemble the cesspool that is California. 

Quote from @Chuck Lamar: I have submitted this to Nevada Secretary of State (it is easy to do on their website with this link)  Securities Complaint | Forms | Nevada Secretary of State (nvsos.gov)Please "join the club"I was suckered into what resembles a Ponzi Scheme.

And -- that their lives don't resemble my own."

I always wonder maybe it's because when society sees the price tags it thinks it resembles self worth? 

As a techie I am partial to the DC area and potentially some other western cities resembling Seattle as it was 15 years ago, e.g.

If you look at the German village area in Columbus today it doesn't even resemble what it was back in the late 1980s.

I don’t see a resemblance in the logo at all.

But the investing for cash flow logic was only around for two reasons to put together at 20-25% down-- as it now is, and always will be a function of debt in the deal1) Centurial---not generational--but centurial issue with physical real estate asset prices.2) America's desperate attempt to re-ignite inflation with historically, and also possibly centurial if at minimum generational, policy on fed funds rates.Those two made physical RE have intrinsic properties from 2010-2017. 2-3 years prior and after that it will be less intrinsic but still resemble it, as it fades.People need to stop thinking this is the norm, this is the outlier.