Occasionally a mod will edit out the personal attack and leave the rest of the post if it seems to add to the conversation, but I can see that in this case it was only going to fuel a food fight in the forums.Also: if you have a question about the moderation of a post, please message a moderator directly rather than bring the issue up directly in the thread.

You need an attorney to sort through the mess, and then you need to see if there's enough left over there to make the fight worthwhile.

I guess it boils down to what deals I am capable of taking down.

I suspect they will not spend the resources to  hire legal council etc. and fight for the investors.They have plenty of dogs. 

Hotels (often owned by large corporations) will find ways to fight back.It could remain strong or they could be driven into extinction.

I do not have the time, experience, or financial capability to develop the property myself.

I’m guessing, for some reason, they don’t see you as a serious, capable, buyer.

I appreciate your input, wishing you well.I think you're giving way too much credit to human capability.

Thank you for all of the great content, I'm excited to finally participate and meet some amazing people.I'm looking to meet:LendersAgentsContractors All in Milwaukee, WIOur Criteria: Multi-Family Rentals (duplex,tri,quad to start)Strategy: BRRRRMarket: Milwaukee WI - Bayview to Shorewood (close to water, no dangerous neighborhoods please)Property condition: C+ in a B neighborhood Rehab opportunity: room editions, curb appeal, kitchen upgrades, open to suggestions to build equityPurchase price: $80-$200k Need room to build equity for refi, aiming for cost + rehab = 70-75% est ARVIncome capability: At least $100 profit/month per doorFinancing options: Down payment + conventional loan (I have low DTI, good credit score, low expenses, some savings, full-time job, and a partner with DP$)Partnership/investments from family and friends to purchase in cash if neededHard money lender or private lender if neededAppreciate any feedback.Thank you,Daniel Monk

@Jim Growfer, I would type into the Google machine "Banks near me" and speak with them about their capabilities (to include both big and small).