You are not going to devise anything that is new or innovative to bypass what is customary, if you do it's probably illegal.You might search for a thread here on BP "What do you want Mr.

Only one 21 unit we acquired in Nov we own 56% and my friends (investors) own 44%.  

**Sigh**This topic comes up regularly here on BP, and each time it is presented as an innovative new strategy that will fix all landlords' woes.Reality is, there have always been and probably always will be landlords who need (or think they need) to hide their identity and see no problem with doing so.

We tried to sell the house back in Nov and she wouldn't let the realtor show the unit or post any signs in the yard.

Started in Nov. 2016 and was approved by Feb. but had a hiccup that had me waiting for "re-approval" for about 2 months.  

Some of my friends that have sold off tech companies still are out innovating and creating new businesses.

So if you notice there is a difference here between a rapidly innovating and disrupting tech ecosystem model we have here in Silicon Valley versus what we have in the great city of Detroit where we had 3 automobile giants who refused to innovate.So I will buy into the bubble and the recession but I don’t think that the DNA of the valley matches the DNA of Detroit as a fair comparison.

That said, to the site's credit I still learn innovative new strategies every day from investors on the forums and podcasts that I employ in my business and personal portfolio.

Try not to panic.... be resourceful and try to innovate.

A lot more people would be willing to strike out on their own and try innovation if the pesky problem of being bankrupted by one illness was eliminated.