I was guilty of doing that also but i have some money and a partner i want to take a different route.

Instead I’m talking about the shadowy figures who plead they are a group of private well-to-do individuals who don’t want their names, addresses and business dealings disclosed to the investors they fund or to the general public.

Instead I’m talking about the shadowy figures who plead they are a group of private well-to-do individuals who don’t want their names, addresses and business dealings disclosed to the investors they fund or to the general public.The individuals who hit you upon on networking sites or who find you through other means to offer their assistance.

Instead I’m talking about the shadowy figures who plead they are a group of private well-to-do individuals who don’t want their names, addresses and business dealings disclosed to the investors they fund or to the general public.The individuals who hit you upon on networking sites or who find you through other means to offer their assistance.

Then you could have discoveries, judgment on the pleadings motions, summary judgment motions, etc. 

@Derrick Umphlett many people use 12% because that’s what Brandon Turner uses on the podcasts (I’m guilty of it as a reference as well).

Instead I’m talking about the shadowy figures who plead they are a group of private well-to-do individuals who don’t want their names, addresses and business dealings disclosed to the investors they fund or to the general public.The individuals who hit you upon on networking sites or who find you through other means to offer their assistance.

Domestic violence cases are rarely cut and dry and far be it from a landlord to determine who is guilty or innocent days after the event.

I have been guilty of popping a few as sonn as they post and I'm not wondering if I took the right stance.

Seems to me you're innocent until proven guilty!