You don't want to burn any bridges by miscommunications or not properly addressing resolution paths, buy-outs, exits, etc. in a legal manner on paper and signed by parties.

I respect your comments and your advice.I find it slightly harsh in part and do not agree with it entirely, but I will respect your views.The great thing about forums is that we get to share our experiences, good or bad and that experience may in part help others going through something similar.In the comments received, some pointed out that it appears this is something that is happening, sadly enough.It was a shock to me as I had not experienced it.I am certainly entitled to share my experience on the forum.I do not view it as gossip for if you will notice from my post I have refrained from mentioning said listing agent, company and/or property.So again, I do respect your views, but please understand that when you ask me to communicate with said listing agents, my posts show you the lengths I have gone to.I would beg to differ on further outreach if not directed at finding a resolution, to someone that clearly is/was against me viewing the property in the first place based on my gender.What is that going to accomplish? 

Also, the state of formation is likely where internal disputes would be brought among LLC members, so if you and a partner and/or spouse live in CA, you probably want to arbitrate in CA if the two of you had a disagreement.

In January, I made a new years resolution to own two rental properties in 2016.

Upon noticing this, I rightfully initiated a chargeback for these unjustified expenses.The situation worsened when I reached out to LaunchControl for resolution.

Besides the letter I would have a sit down with her....talk about the issues, ask her how she can resolve them, ask her to commit to resolution. 

I have more clients from CA either moving to TX (saving on state income tax) or purchasing rental properties in TX than any other state.The state does come with it's headaches (cash out refinance rules, higher property taxes etc), but there is no dispute in the growth in various cities.

If the tenant failed to show up for the inspection, the tenant loses the right to dispute the damage found after the inspection.

Most legal disputes are over security deposits and for small amounts.

The charge has become all too common for custody disputes.