Hi Charles, I caught the segregation but I did that a few years without incident.

The result is quoted below:" EDR collateral screen outlines (5) reports of leaking aboveground storage tanks and (1) record of an underground storage tank incident within 1/8 mile of subject property.

Its funny how a specific incident can make you re-think your strategy of self management.

Could have been much worse, but you know that.You mentioned that you've helped other homeless persons previously without serious incident.

Likewise, she would not be able to sue a different entity that I controlled when that "person"/entity had nothing to do with the incident.  

I did have a one year time line to push out the modernization of the property but this incident combined with ALLOT of great deals pushed things up a bit.I'm putting 12.5mm laminate flooring both bedrooms; replacing the sinks, vanities, and counter in both bathrooms; and replacing the cabinets. 

Have only had one incident that I had to come out of pocket for in 7 years.  

But a bank who has rules that fit the incident that you are facing in this case bankruptcy. 

Insurance is your first line of protection, but corporate shield (LLC) is second.If your insurance policy somehow becomes inapplicable, either because it does not cover the type of incident, because you failed to put your insurance company on timely notice, or for any other various disclaimer reason, the landlords assets will be at risk.

In a non-related incident, a friend of mine is in the process of building and holding a 19/20 unit apartment, I didn't express my interest yet in Construction/Project Managing the job because it is still in schematic stage, in exchange for credit under my belt the infamous EXPERIENCE, I wouldn't be charging him anything but will take away all the knowledge I can get.