Flipping with today's real estate prices results in low to zero profits, the risks are high and if you can't do the work yourself the chances are you will make bad projections that will totally bankrupt you.

The umbrella policy is what will really save you, these fancy corporate layouts will bankrupt you in legal fees long before a judge most likely pierces the corporate veil anyways, with an umbrella policy your insurance pays the legal fees. 

Oil and gas folks who get laid off or their oil field service industry goes bankrupt end up short selling, or get foreclosed on.  

That is pretty safe: only if the bank goes bankrupt and if FDIC doesn’t cover it would she have any problems.  

taxes are high everywhere, especially in our bankrupt state. with the home values going down, the local govt still wants there $ (hint, schools) so they jack up the equalizer factor.run your total numbers. if they work, don't worry about all the fees. village nuisance nonsense is a just of fact of life with the govt.

Your allegation is defamation as it is meant to make us look like NR went bankrupt and we just restarted up as a spin off. 

Of course, I guess my confidence was a little shaken when he declared the company bankrupt and fired his staff...

Here is a recent forum a wholesaler who went bankrupt doing so.

I have first hand experience of dealing with this fraudster and have lost my life savings as a result.Urban Detroit Wholesalers went bankrupt sometime in early 2012 and Jeremy is now entangled in various serious legal disputes due to his shady business operations.

If you have a personal guarantee and great net worth then landlord has great leverage against you versus a corporate guarantee for one location that you can easily remote bankrupt and landlord cannot come after other assets or businesses you own etc.Get commercial attorney.