As long as the income flows, he does not care as a Canadian broadcasting company expose on the rip off of Canadians by the Rich Dad franchise.

Never own your investment property as a C-corporation because that will expose you to double taxation.

Mostly so the standard items are covered and so they are not confused or exposed to extra liability.You can note on the standard contract that the offer is subject to the items on addendum A and then supply your form with the clauses you want added.Independent of how you get to the end, make sure you read closely the full offer and understand what you are committing to do.

By doing this your personal assets are not exposed to liability claims as a result of you business activities.

You might be concentrating the risk so that the note buyers are more exposed than normally.

If the lines are exposed, work back from the hot water heater along the cold water line (the one with the valve you shut off) toward the water meter.

Would the owner's personal property be exposed?

Can't get the returns you want without exposing yourself to some types of risk.

Recently an Insurance Agent friend of mine recommended that I get a Commercial Policy because he said I was still exposing myself to risk by even being named personally on the Residential Policy.Based on the research I've done, I can't seem to be able to tell one way or another which way I should go.Someone please bottomline me: Is it okay to keep my Investment Properties that are owned by an LLC insured with a Residential Policy with the LLC listed as an Insured or should I switch to a Commerical Policy?

A judge will look favorably on a tenant that withholds and escrows rent in order to pay it to the correct party.You have no right to give the tenants 30 or 60 day notice to terminate tenancy until you are appointed executor or trustee or until you are owner of record.I suggest you get some legal help and stop exposing you and estate to a potentially giant lawsuit.