You can go to the board if you want or their broker but if you are still buying then anyone who sees it is not going to feel your claim has any merit.Not trying to discourage you but give you the reality of it.I do wish you the best.

the capX stuff n Brandon's book is comprehensive, maybe a little too much so, I try to address that stuff up front, when I buy and maybe figure a set aside if your not gona have the money, but in reality, your not gona have a big expense like a roof all of a sudden unless a tree falls on it, then insurance kicks in, and windows, here too you may have one break, but generally you will have enough turn over in that time frame to get a gauge on it.  

Next, contact your member of Congress.We must keep this effort going so we don’t lose momentum just as we’re getting so close to seeing the relief our industry desperately needs become a reality.

This is reality and how it works.   

The reality is most tenants (like in our 11/18 case) will move out just before court or just after court.

@Ryan Luby welcome to BP, and congratulations on taking steps to making your goals a reality.

It takes some work, but so do most things in reality. 

In reality, going down the fair trade path, that means some tenant or John Q.

Not saying it's a healthy situation but a sad reality in some markets. 

Welcome to the reality of most of these unlicensed brokers.