They have absolutely no drug or criminal history.Whew!

Whatever investment you want to make I strongly believe it would be maximized by using life insurance because it is shielded from lawsuits or bankruptcy.This sounds totally unethical and borderline criminal.

Last I checked it was to illegal to discriminate on the grounds of an eviction and most criminal activity.  

I am a little surprised how many people are totally fine with having a grandmother and three grand kids removed by the cops and slapped with a criminal charge.

The Memphis property was owned by a couple of out of state investors who were relying on an incompetent property manager and a criminally negligent contractor to steal anything and everything they got their hands on.  

It is a criminal offense that the cities prosecute if you fail to register. 

(Sadly, Elon was more interested in the Twittersphere.)The way laws are written/enforced; it's almost impossible to prosecute and convict competent white-collar criminality, as the smart crooks have found all manner of ways of creating quasi-legitimate facades/presentations that play on people's gullibility and "greed"....this ethos permeates all sectors.

It's been seven years and we are still working through the court system that appears far more interested in protecting the criminals than any form of justice for the victims.

Criminals will always have a way of doing evil, stay tight on your security and it may bring you more confidence my friend.

It still feels like less a CA story than someone doubling down on stupidity.But again:  the woman is a criminal and I hope the civil suit is followed by a criminal trial.People are saying how easy it is to run afoul of laws.