I could easily call my bank and say the charges were fraudulent and i would have the stuff and my money.  

This was fraudulent false advertising and misinformation.I demanded that they buy back my properties. at the price I had paid them, to reverse their scam, and they refused to respond.

As Jerry mentioned, the seller doesn't have to provide the property as security and to say the seller was foolish is an understatement IMO.Your intent was of hiding the loan made from a hard-money or any lender is unethical, while there was no security interest given not disclosing the obligation to any lender would fall under a fraudulent mortgage application if that debt was not disclosed.

I googled it and see a large number of bad reviews, including the words "fraudulent" "ripoff" "difficult to use."

I have discussed with my partner (wife) about new leases after each "term" just to guarantee the income.I guess I'm mostly looking at the built in rent increase factor to forecast the future earnings and how to combat the dreaded increase in expenses.

But my understanding as a layman is that Nevada has charging order as sole legal remedy, so if you are attacked personally, and if there is no veil piercing or fraudulent action on your part, the asset of your Nevada LLC should be protected from you.However, if your property is in Florida, you will not be able to act in court as your Nevada LLC has no situs in Florida.

My job is literally to keep as much of my client's money from the government as possible, without doing anything fraudulent.

fraudulent lenders which require upfront feesmortgage acceleration programsdon't post "I have $XX,XXX. 

Short Term rental is even more out of the question, as the last renters just came back as a fraudulent payment as well (2 in a row). 

Were these other attorneys thinking you might not be able to prove the seller was fraudulent?