This was Fine, until the following day, they asked you to use that credit to pay for these expensive classes. 

I hear that the MA laws are pretty strict with lead in the units, especially with kids living in the units.  

The trustee must follow the rules of the trust.

My guess is that the other offer she has in hand follows the same premise. 

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Agree with everything already written, but want to add the following:1.

@Tom Gimer  just like buying with Auction . com once you have an accepted offer you CANNOT change vestings even though I have bought ( well lets say a bunch of them off of this site) I have to follow the rules and I don't like it because I like to change entities occasionally as funds clear up in one LLC... 

The old capital conference was great but it was strictly larger multifamily/syndication.I’m probably going to go to the best ever conference this year too.

His mother has not been paying attention to the foreclosure and lien notices and I guess this letter caught her attention and asked her son to follow up.

I'll follow up in a message.