discovered that there is in fact an entity with the state, set up for Kidd many years ago for the purpose of managing other musicians. Therefore the claim against him individually (he was personally named) is \"entirely without merit.\" The attorney also thought Kidd should join the condominium association and developer in the case. The case was led in state court, with damages in excess of $75,000.00 being sought, even though Kidd lives in Nevada. The developer is incorporated in Delaware and the condo association requires arbitration before litigation may even be commenced. The lawyer double-checked the public offering statement Kidd received, as part of the lawyer's initial consultation. Upon delivering the good news to Kidd, Kidd admitted that he didn't even know about the corporation's existence and that all the bank accounts are commingled anyway -- \"that's one of those sham corporations, like everyone else's.\" Now Kidd wants to evict the tenants there and at the other residential properties, as soon as possible, understandably gun-shy, afraid of the liability and future, potential litigation. He also wants to keep their deposits, just for the trouble of renting to them in the first place even though he hasn't seen the condition at any of the properties. He refuses to sign off on obtaining any licenses with the City of Philadelphia to begin the evictions; he thinks permitting laws are preposterous and that he has an unfettered constitutional right to do what he wants with his properties. The United States government, over the City's objection, is trying to take one of the rental properties to build a bullet train, something Kidd wants to contest as well. \"They couldn't even build a functional train, let alone a bullet train.\