@heyalexfriedman I'm an attorney who deals with credit issues. Even if nothing goes wrong, this can be a violation of the cardmember agreement. They can close the card as well.
@SBLaw_MIA@SMB_Attorney@jiriknesl Fellow attorney here. I think it'd be very successful if done right, but how do we get around the non lawyer ownership in law firms issue? I mean, your investors in fund likely to he mostly nob attorneys.
@moseskagan Agreed. In some positive news, a few attorney colleagues I've chatted with, feel like at appellate/SCOTUS level, strong desire to hear more prop rights cases. Judicial branch likely to check political somewhat.
@Gordon_CRE Time for him to learn a lesson. That's a character issue frankly, young or old. You'll do whatever is best for your client, but I'm rooting for the backup offer.
@moseskagan know of someone in LA (county) who turned each single family rental he had (5 or 6) into like 5+ unit multifamily through 1031 and kept trading up. last I heard he had over 150 to 200 doors, mostly in good sized properties in good areas. took time of course.
@GoodGuyGuaranty Agreed. I do think the property owners in C areas in those cities (ie working class parts of Bronx or Queens, south Los Angeles and surrounding areas) also saw lot of rent growth but won't get beat up as much as those in better areas might soon.
@AmbitiousThnkr Tell me you're clueless without telling me you're clueless. Unbelievable the stupid things people say, if this guy lives in a house, he can thank an architect.
@hamill_law You're doing the right thing. Justice is maddeningly slow at times (I'm a lawyer in LA so I see it). The arc of the universe truly does bend towards justice.