Jim gets served as a defendant.

I'm not defending the idiot mother at all, but at least she has the excuse of being mentally ill at best, or just plain stupid.

So long as people trust and understand the ability of the Federal Reserve to mint new dollars and the US gov't to defend them more than they trust blockchains to do the same, people will continue to think in terms of dollars, and Crypto will continue to be to volatile and speculative to pay rent or buy a property.It will take a generation or longer for crypto to become our collective finance method of choice, if it goes that way.If I were a landlord, I WOULD NOT accept payments in crypto, no matter how convenient my twenty-something-year-old tenants might think it is.

Out of curiosity, has Clayton, his wife or any other member of his team tried to rebut or defend any of the criticisms of Morris Invest in BP? 

I am not defending neither approach.Thank you for your participation in this forum.

There “may” be additional legal protections the LLC would provide… but I am of the opinion that a solid insurance protection plan is just as good as an LLC if not better (insurance also pays to defend, while LLC does not).

I only use leases prepared by my attorneys in the 2 states we have rentals...the attorneys will be defending them in an eviction, and you want to make sure the terms are legal and up to date.

Don't make it perfect only to repeat the issue again and again....Your cabinets are nice, but I can tell by your sink, fixtures and that ledge above the sink that this isn't a high end unit.....don't over fix it......I think you are going to have a hard time defending the 50:50 split to replace the entire set of counter tops...... most tenants are going to fight that much $$ and the judge is probably going to side with them..... good luck......

I'm still willing to give Clayton the benefit of the doubt, but he (or his investment partners) has to defend himself.

I know he's your buddy and you are defending him, but there's really nothing to defend.