hopefully when you take a step back, you'll have the clarity to see what your team is most suited for and has the most leverage to begin with.good luck!!

Seems frivolous and my attorney agrees so I'm not all that worried about it.Basically a homeowner that had(chose) to replace a heating system not long after she bought the place.Looks like they are just throwing stuff against the wall to see if it will stick, but of course if they actually file suit you never know what could happen.Anyway not looking for opinions on my "case" as much as would like to hear people's stories about the time someone threatened to sue them.Seems like a fun topic to let people vent about!

The suites have been well maintained, including new carpets as required, new wiring including switches and tamper proof outlets.

You might be able to file a quiet title law suit based on your use of the spaces for the last five years.

I've started looking in Milwaukee and regularly attend Milwaukee REIA sessions at the Brookfield Suites.

I’m still in the gathering information stage, but it seems the buy and hold approach with single and multi-family units is best suited for my situation.

I selected Allied for a few reasons: (1) Online classes are better suited to my schedule as I am required to travel from time to time in my present occupation as a DoD Intelligence contractor and (2) Allied honored my VA Education Benefits.

She also has a class action suit against them.

You'll need this info for an eviction and suit for judgments.

I also don't want anymore swimming pools.