I had no idea you were on some of the BP podcast??

In the present action, Murphy sued Commonwealth for breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty on account of its refusal to represent him in attacking the 2008 foreclosure.On the breach of contract claim, the court had no difficulty ruling against Murphy because of exclusions 3(a) and 3(d) of the owner’s policy. 3(a) excludes coverage for matters “created, suffered, assumed or agreed to” by the Insured; it applies because it was Murphy who defaulted on his mortgage payments, thereby causing the foreclosure.

And take away CCMy agent tried to communicate with their agent to see if they would refund my inspection fees and appraisal fees, but they kept telling us he had no money.We continued to try and make contact with them up until the day of closing.

Which I had no problem because all the proper hookups where there.

Lately anything I've had come vacant I've raised rent 10 to 20% and had no problem renting it out quickly.

I've consulted with some Airbnb hosts in one particular LoDo high rise where their bylaws had no minimum-rental-period restriction.

Up until I found BP about 4 months ago, I had no idea what I was doing.  

You had no reason to believe that the final bill was not accurate.

I did receive "leads" but most of the people they put me in touch with had no idea what the meeting was for and a few of them were just looking for an estimate of value with zero interest in any other type of conversation.

Property Management is key (and I have used one on the companies on your list and was not impressed but I know others have had no issues).