., Amended Plan of Reorganization dated 02/22/2021This bankruptcy case was commenced by the filing of a voluntary petition under Chapter 11 Sub-Chapter V ofthe United States Bankruptcy Code on July 13, 2020.

I've got some recruitement ideas but if anyone is a staffing expert I need to learn how to ramp up our recruiting efforts so we can better reorganize and upgrade our team. 

Thanks Christopher,I'm going to spend a couple days reorganizing my LLCs per my post above and then will give them a call to see if they can help.Appreciate everyone's help!

For cashflow purposes, reorganizing a multifamily to perform better is always worth what it's worth.

Thanks @Jay HinrichsI just waded through a close to 3-year reorganization after a brutal and nasty divorce/betrayal. 

If the bankruptcy trustee sees the repayment plan as sound for a re-organization then they will recommend to go forward with the conformation hearing.You can still try to file during the plan for relief of stay.If your attorney is not well versed in corporate bankruptcy you might want to at least consult with another specialist attorney on the side to work in tandem with yours for actions and ideas on how to best handle and present you with a best and worst case scenario for money and timeline to resolve so you can know what to expect.No legal advice given.  

Liquidity not only yields staying power; it also provides for flexibility in reorganizing one's balance sheet under stress conditions.  

I don’t believe it will take someone familiar with Quickbooks more than 5 hours to reorganize my files.

Any suggestions are appreciated.Best,BobThe market shifted in King, Pierce & Snohomish and the old players have reorganized but here is a reconstitution of one of the big ones. 

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