Didn’t think so.

Having them pay your LLC does not protect you from anything if that is what you were thinking.

I think the idea of starting fresh financially, as soon as possible, would eliminate a lot of stress.

You can't do anything without their permission and should rebuild it a few inches towards your property so it is entirely on your property and you avoid this problem in the future.If it were me, I would talk with my neighbor, "Hey, what do you think of this fence?"

I think its working really well.

(Mainly thinking about tax purposes)3.

I think that makes it feel like things have declined.

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

If I get nervous about the 1st 2 options, I can just not record the new deed and its like I never bought the property at auction and at the point, Merry Christmas to the old owner, because I just paid his taxes.A few things to think about nonetheless.I agree with the advice you received in point #2 since you are not a borrower or mortgagor or guarantor on the mortgage, anything on the foreclosure should not go against you at the credit bureaus.I am not sure about what you are stating in point #3.

I think he spends most of his time on his coaching program, when he should be focused on his investors returns.