As others have said, if you want asset protection then be intentional about it.

I'm sure you know this, many times things are left out intentionally or unintentionally. 

Don't get me wrong, they definitely have to pay you back; the question is did they offer to or do you have request it as that shows their true intent (at a time when the kid is no longer sick).I would also question the bank as to how they let the cheque clear when it was made out to someone whose name was not on the cheque.

Strange, and clearly you have alternative intentions if you goal is to stalk and disparage people that post a defense of those you are criticizing.I would venture to say that Mike Houston is C.A. from Houston and had so much to say because you are not employed by the organization anymore and you have screwed so many people out of money that even your closest friends want nothing to do with you.By the way, you kind of completely contradict your entire argument when you say that "Selling real estate education is easy, being a real estate investor is very difficult"It's not that difficult, guy.

Don't just look at excel, look at the cost of owning and the real intention with it.

Purchase price: $225,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Sale price: $280,000 I purchased this property as a subto with the intention of doing a fix/flip.

I am hoping to plan a trip there next spring (about a year from now) with the intention to buy something.

It helps you moderate and use your resources intentionally, so they serve you, rather than becoming your taskmaster.When I "budget" for a donut or a bowl of ice cream, that sh*t tastes SO AMAZING. 

Ibought this property with the intention of it being my next 5projects. 

<insert fuming face here> I said I would think about how to move it with no intention on moving it at all.