If so you may find yourself in an even bigger legal battle or mechanics liens.

Win the battle and lose the war or lose the battle and win the war? 

Always best to sharpen the right skills before heading into battle. 

Meanwhile, that creditor has to pay the taxes on your property, not to mention the hassle of having to deal with LLCs in multiple states--not a very enticing battle for them.

The idea is: get credit, and money, first.Otherwise, you're battling uphill paying high interest to money Lenders, and/or risk becoming a Wholesaler "wannabe" by spending days and weekends trying to find bargains that you can on-sell for more than you promise to pay Sellers, but then falling in a heap when you can't find buyers to pay the extra you think it should be worth.That's not the way you want to enter Real Estate.There's properties that can be bought for less than $10k - and you have to live somewhere, right? 

The difference between getting a great deal vs an average deal is the way you battle with the seller's and their representatives.

getting the name/number is only 1/2 of the battle as a lot of them will not be what you are looking for. 

I’m sure that was as interesting as the smell of the paper.Have a great evening Jake. 

Cleaning and sealing the floor because any time the humidity comes - the smell comes up regardless.

Compost does not smell.