The borrower has some serious defense in his corner and I am not sure you could enforce the remedies provided in the note and security instrument.

You can't play all songs on any one instrument.

H&E's Management Reports have been instrumental in assisting Boards of Directors to construct chronological timelines of events, which worked to compliment and substantiate the property's meeting minutes for that period, while preparing the project for pending litigations..

You're right, in 2013 the average rate won for Mobile Home classified properties in Pasco county was 1.04% on 2,260 liens sold with that classification.In 2012, Mobile Home classified liens averaged 7.08% and there were 2,248 liens sold on that type of property.While I do believe that the big funds and banks will leave lien investing once rates go up on bonds and other interest bearing instruments, I also believe the growing number of online auctions for liens will add more individual lien investors and smaller funds.

There are some folks who deal in this sort of instrument, @Marc Faulkner for one.

The strategies and instruments intended to provide an individual or couple a level of privacy and simplicity of administration following death or loss/diminished capacity issue are not the same objectives as those drafted for the purpose of asset protection.Penetrating the veil of a trust is not that hard to do and should not be considered ample asset protection, if that's the primary objective.

If the property is located in your state, Massachusetts, then the security instrument is a Deed of Trust.

I don't think the risk-adjusted returns justify using these instruments in Texas, but they do somewhat help with things like bankruptcy risk with tenant/buyers.Talk to an attorney.

Of course, RE investors could hedge away the risk during that two years if they were familiar with certain financial instruments AND IF they had enough free cash in hand.

I read Jay Adkisson’s book on Asset Protection that other folks were touting as the bible on the subject & I’ve got to say it is a better perspective than anything else I’ve read.One thing he harps on in his book is if a person uses a professional that puts out marketing materials stressing the use of the strategy for asset protection then it may get drug up by the litigator in effort to try & invalidate the instrument so that’s another super exotic reason I’d be a little leery to have Tim Berry’s firm tagged on my option docs.Regardless I’m convinced paying his consulting fee will be money well spent.Hopefully BP will help me gather a slightly better understanding so I ask more prudent questions when I do pony up for some hour(s) of his time.Thanks!