Because it would have cost the city significantly more to take on the case in court.

The same is going to be the case in Lowell....increased risk from tenant base as well as economic sensitivity.  

Sometimes, this is the case in certain markets, however, it is rare in a 'normal' market that every deal goes by seamlessly without any agent knowledge and experience required.

Quasi kidding, but my case in point is I don’t know what to ask.

I feel like CapEx is definitely one of those things that can easily get overlooked so case in point, have reserves.

Don't think for one minute they are not going to push you to buy expensive protein powders and yoga classes and continued expensive training sessions.

I also have a clause about excessive use charge back  I would use in this case. In

They often pay cash (from private lenders if necessary) to pick off the better deals at a favorable price point,   rehab/rebrand the property and fix any management issues (which are often the case in discounted multi family),  increase rents to market rate and then Refi out as much cash as possible to pay off original private lenders or buy another property.  

That isn't the case in NS...

A case in support of having a LLC should be supported by actual first hand experience with a lawsuit.