If you are trying to comp for a list price for a flip, you want to pay strong attention to a half-mile radius of properties (a mile if you are more rural) and really go deep on how long they were on the market and what they sold for.

While it's impossible to offer any guarantees, and any number of things could delay your closing,  if you are that deep into a refi, your lender would likely have no incentive to cancel it in a falling interest rate environment. 

Maybe you'll be able to claim LLC protection in the suit, but you're already neck-deep in it.  

It will all depend on how long and how deep things go.

Sorry for asking too many questions, but I kind of jump into the deep end because I was afraid to miss out on the help which I need badly, and did not do the proper research.

You really have to dig deep to see the quality of what you're purchasing and then base the value on that relative to what you already know/have.

The government is trying it's best to starve off a deep recession.

If you're going to take the leap, make sure you have some deep connections there and will enjoy traveling there.

(My wife wishes that too - says so almost every day)But for a second I ask everyone to take a deep breath, and take a good look at what's happening.

There are exceptions that your tax professional can have the deep conversation with you about.