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Hey if you're reading this I would like to thank you and say I appreciate you taking the time to help. I am Carl and I'm new into the REI world. With that being said I was wondering if I did the BRRRR strategy and went through a crisis such as CO 19 and couldn't make my payments. What would happen to my assets? Let's say if I had money in the bank, cars, funds in a IRA, and insurance but still couldn't afford the accumulated debt what would happen ? What would be protected ? Would my insurance be protected ? What if I had property debt free on trust/LLC ?

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The lender would foreclose on the property.  If the foreclosural sale does not cover the costs to the lender, they may or may not pursue additional damages.

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