DannyTS
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i think it will be one of the jobs of the lawyers to explain to the judge that the owners are just normal folks, some of them working, some of them retired and to contrast that with big real estate companies and the owners of multiple apartment units. In this case there is no evidence that the owners are richer the the tenants. Redweek does not have pertinent information about the net worth of either party. Many owners have also been timeshare renters. I think the discussion here is the enforcement of a contract, not who has deeper pockets.Reach out to lawyers who are willing to take the case. You must negotiate the terms as to how much lawyers will get out of this if successful. Lawyers may not want to touch this because if it goes to court owners are usually deemed as folks with deep pockets and take the side of the "poor" renters and that Redweek was correcting a situation for "poor" renters. Anyway, if the lawyers take the case, they can get the full list of owners who are affected by this from Redweek. They in turn will reach out to each person on the list to join the class action lawsuit.
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