It was win-win.

From what I've heard some real estate buying agents are moving on to become TC, others are considering the fix & flip business model capitalizing on what they do know and that is locating discounted properties coupled with there knowledge of sales simply need financial backing.

Lenders almost always win in foreclosures.

A couple things- Waiting around for something to happen that is totally out of your control is no way to win.

If you want to get around this simply require ALL credit reports be given to you for the purpose of supervision of your agent to prevent discrimination against protected classes under the Fair Housing Act.I would not pay any lawyer a dime if they could not prove this appropriate business purpose.Does the person that wrote the following sentence practice out of form book?"

In my county it's a one page form, takes about 2 minutes to fill out and they charge $15.However, limiting your liability is much more complicated than simply dumping a property in to an LLC.

The properties here require a proactive investment strategy that most investors are not accustomed to or simply have limited knowledge and resources to implement properly.

There is not a wait requirement for simply refinancing what you owe to get a lower rate or term.

If you get sued what is the likelihood they will win and what are the possible damages?

Many alternative lenders simply do not lend on mix-use real estate or require the commercial to residential exposure to be below certain thresholds.