If it’s just the constant barrage of endless texts, just block his phone number.If it’s the texts + you’re worried that he might actually carry through with his threats or start showing up to places you’re at and force a physical confrontation, seek a civil restraining order/order of protection (or whatever they call the equivalent in Canada).

Would assume investors put in numbers for termite protection? Or

Clint Coons wrote an excellent article about trusts and LLCs, how to use them and the actual level of protection (or lack thereof) that they provide.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/09/2...Looking forward to hearing about more investors' experiences in Washington, especially with Series LLCs in particular.

No, close the property in the LLC name, if you desire LLC protection, or make sure at minimum to pay an attorney to do the transfer from personal to LLC. 

I can still remember my prof saying that the main reason people do an LLC instead of an S Corp, even though there isn't as much protection or benefits, is because it's so much easier to set up.  

That being said, here are my thoughts:1) If I were to go ahead and change my entity type from sole prop to LLC in Oregon, would it be possible to transfer to an S-LLC (based in Texas) later on when I have more assets and need protection? Or

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I don't work in the "asset protection" or "foreclosure" department, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if one of their services was keeping property taxes current on properties where the borrower isn't. 

But from the case I sighted above I do not think they will,So this then is the difference between 'maybe' protection or 'full' protection.

The buyer can also choose to remove contingencies with the offer, in which case they wouldn't have that protection.  Or