I’m a controller for a large commercial contractor and we have some very large projects in Utica.

On large liens, ($15k +) where there is a risk of tying up money and budget for a long time is a risk, we usually do a quick bankruptcy search.

I watched a documentary called "the patent scam" - these poor mid-large companies are dealing with cut throat attorneys that know how to work the system causing them to pay millions in legal fees or settle.

It's good info, but the format is not for me. 

I would put the student loan on an automatic minimum payment plus some comfortable, but not too large, additional principal payment (if available) per month, then forget about it.

Buy a note with a interest rate similar to the seller financed note at a large discount due to the relatively low interest rate and long term - and “substitute” this note for the seller financed note.

I already owned a large portfolio, but wanted to learn some non-traditional techniques for acquiring properties.

The Colorado attorney general recently collected a $1M settlement with no admission of guilt from a large Boulder property management company.

While a few homeowners associations in Galveston prohibit STRs, they are largely permissible.

So I am turning to the BP community at large to see if anyone here has any personal recommendations?