Would be really interesting to hear how you attack this, considering you are focusing on value add scenarios.

She states the dog went through special training in Florida to assist her with anxiety and panic attacks.

Creating an LLC is easy and can be done yourself for very very cheap.Creating an LLC that will provide asset protection when attacked, is another ballgame.First you would need to make sure that the structure that you have chosen is adapted to your specific needs (single or multi member LLC, member managed or manager managed, which state to register, choice of registered agent, choice of anonymity options, choice of taxation status...)Then you will need a strong asset protection oriented operating agreement.

If you aren't sure, aren't happy, or aren't willing to confront them, just tag me or another moderator and we'll take a look.I understand you don't want to "attack" someone, particularly when it may be an innocent mistake.

But you, as an investor, will soon realize that  if you miss a payment that they will come with a legal warrant to take your investment, bugger up your credit, go after your assets and force you in foreclosure.Please don't take this post as an attack on lenders, only as a heads-up about the reality of this business - I love this business - at 76 years old - there is nothing more I want to do (well I am also an artist)  - This business becomes more fun and profitable as you experience grows, as your portfolio gets bigger and your cash flow really begins to FLOW ---Thanks again for reading my thoughts ------ enjoy this business --- and take advice only from those who can prove to you that they really made it in this business - not from those who want to take some of your money for useless programs.Cheers ---- Charlie

Personally, when I attack ATL, I focus purely on off-market assets.

I think it's all to get senators on the record voting against such a bill, so that in senatorial campaigns in the future, claims can be made in attack ads that, "Senator So-and-So didn't support relief for federal workers during the shutdown."

I contacted a couple of them and one said their sister had a heart attack and another said they totaled their car.

FYI, I have not done a deal yet so please don't take this as an attack on what you said.

The first one was an illegal basement apartment where an obese tenant had a heart attack and the paramedics couldn't get him out as the door was narrower than code specifies.