A partnership or multi-member LLC in theory has more protection since if a charging order is awarded or foreclosure on a member's interest it won't wipe out an LLC where it will a SP or could easier.

It seems like that leaves everyone hanging...I suspect that's where your thought of "pick the best one of the bunch" comes in... but I suspect that the accuracy of my judgement of people won't win any awards in animal science, so to speak...... which probably *also* argues for just avoiding the situation entirely...

If we no longer have the influence system then why do we still have an award for it?

@JayMartin I have to agree with you, Mohill etc. is culturally devoid and although property within a certain radius of the Bay Area proper will always have some value, you're right that finding a good investment below the mean Bay Area prices is not easy.Yes, been to BRC 4 times, quite involved with a few camps and even got an art award there.

Hey Brian Burke - you know I really enjoy your posts (I think I've voted for every post you've put up) and for the life of me can't tell you what it takes to get an award on this site.

If they had the money for that, they could just stop the whole thing by settling.Here is text from Evictions Unlimited website:"The Tenant must pay an amount of money equal to three months rent or the amount of rent awarded to the landlord in the Municipal Court, whichever is less.

I'm actually really proud of the 1 little award I've achieved as a forum poster. :) Makes me feel like I contributed something small but useful.

Second, if a lawsuit is filed a charging order can be awarded so that only when a business profits those profits are given to the plaintiff.

We have been awarded one house, back in April that was a money maker.

If the court awarded you the security deposit, then it is yours without any further documentation.Otherwise, if the court did not award you the security deposit, I would guess the standard state laws governing the security deposit applies.I highly recommend you seek the advice from a lawyer you hire in the area where the property is located to get trustworthy legal advice.