@David Krulac I know this post is 6 mos old, but with everything you state above, how is it that you bid on these courthouse deals and protect yourself?

I have been looking into setting up a holding company in Wyoming for asset protection and moving all businesses and future rentals into this holding company.

The PSA is always going to protect you in these situations as of course a dishonest buyer is always going to jump on a deal if there is nothing prohibiting them from doing so.

Using an LLC can provide liability protection and business structuring.

I'm weighing on buying a "A" property though. 1) I heard that section 8 in a way offers downside protection for land lords.  

While it’s good to help others, you must protect your business first.Today, we’ve refined our processes and now consistently earn an average of $35,000 per wholesale deal with minimal stress and mistakes.

Hey ya'll,I'm the beach bum investor, trying to protect my iPad from gathering sand in it as I search for the next deal.

This in effect makes unpermitted units have protections that extend beyond permitted units, but that was not the intent but likely was required to ensure safe unpermitted units were not shut down.

For contractors, your best way to protect yourself is just get multiple quotes.

It’ll position you to have more cash available for future investments.In terms of setting up a real estate business, forming an LLC could provide liability protection and allow you to keep personal and business finances separate.