From what I understand, there is a legal verification process involving the deed, so it is allegedly legit.  

Here's an article detailing a guy that allegedly settled with multiple companies for $75,000. https://www.wavy.com/news/nati...

The only time I heard someone got their TV's jacked was from using a cleaning partner they sourced on their own that allegedly "Left the doors unlocked" and all the TV's got stolen, during the set up phase before they had any bookings.

If the title commitment missed the alleged conveyance in 1937 (T.C. likely didn't research back that far), then you should have a claim under your title policy. 3. 

"The couple — described by a former employee as “the Brooklyn Heights Bonnie and Clyde” in an article in The Cut outlining their alleged slumlord behavior — are now facing civil penalties for alleged unlawful eviction, tenant harassment and a slew of construction code violations.

@Travis Frenchak......or get arrested or get some false allegations made against you.

This evening I received the following email where the tenant is alleging me for racial discrimination and threatening to lodge a complaint against me.

It this one, he alleged his banker showed that borrowing for the car was better. 

The COA was named and served in the HOA's foreclosure and filed an Answer, pleading it didn't know anything about the HOA's allegations but if the court granted the foreclosure the COA wanted any excess funds.

The companies have solid financials and allegedly have a strong backlog of work and good cash reserves.I was curious if anyone could help me understand what impacts, if any, there would be in obtaining traditional financing based on if I chose to switch to one of these other jobs.Thanks in advance!