I previously worked with a contractor to help with permits and drainage since there’s a possible wetland issue, but unfortunately things fell through between us and I didn’t make progress. 

So even if you pick a state with stronger protections like WY or NV, the cause of action arose in the state where the tenant fell, so likely that the court where the accident happened would have jurisdiction.

If another buyer was under contract with them and the deal fell apart, they may discount the home, but not outside of those situations. 

I have heard it 100 times and still fell foriit but I definitely put too much money into the original renovation.

Before this all fell together, I was looking to do an intern/shadow for a flip for someone else.  

I was the HML he never came into title. but got paid on the hud.State put him out of business. when he got in a fight with a client who filed a complaint.. he actually ended up getting arrested because he did it again.So for him to continue I would charge him a transaction fee to put him into title then 2 or 3 days later the LA turnkey buyer would buy from him. and he got paid as the seller ... that worked perfect we did probably 50 to 75 of those.. until he fell back into his pattern of taking fee's on properties he did not own.. this was as stated Mississippi so that's two states. 

Quote from @William Penn House Jr: I just got off the webinar and fell for the OKEDOK,  It was clearly stated the they would charge only $197 tioday as well as monthly and that would include everything.

New investor with unique opportunity" often means "Fell for a sales pitch."

New home starts fell 7% month-over-month to 1.24 million units (annualized) — their lowest level since July 2019 (excluding the onset of COVID).

Most that fell into the last group are no longer "real estate investors" or they chose to purchase at retail prices from the MLS.