The only important detail in a double close wholesale is that the time between the purchase and the sale is negligible.

.: http://www.johntreed.com/entity.html For example it states: “But in a tort where someone is damaged by your negligence, for example, you can’t say, “You have to sue my corporation.†The tort victim never signed a contract agreeing to that.

But where is the line drawn when it comes to negligence?

However, the size of that impact may be negligible and depends partly on just how much USD are spent by Japan each year, and what % those numbers represent of total US dollars traded in the foreign exchange market.

Not because there is anything wrong with the house but because they smell money...Anyone can sue anyone for anything, but they actually have to prove you did something fraudulent, negligent or otherwise illegal to win.

There are some very good folks in these clubs, and one can learn a great deal at a safe steady pace for very little money (they usually ask that one join the club, but the dues are negligible).

If you're making plenty of money anyways then this amount is negligible.

As long as you manage the entity properly and don't act negligently, it will provide personal asset protection.

I don't have that kind of cash laying around at this point and the remediation guy told me their process which just so happened to be exactly what I had found here on Bigger Pockets anyway, so I decided to take care of it myself.My question after all that is - is this negligence on the part of the tenant?

The tenant is not suing you for possible negligence; they are failing to uphold the contract, refusing to leave, and essentially stealing from you.