. - at a minimum, most underwriters will require a 4-point inspection (plumbing, electrical, roof, & HVAC) before issuing an insurance policy.In some cases, you may be able to get a "liability only" policy that would provide some protection and a duty to defend in the event of an injury or other incident on the property, but you run the risk of an award exceeding your insurance limits and dipping into (or at least tying up) your personal assets, making the LLC or other legal entity even more critical.In my opinion, if you are serious about moving forward as a rehabber or landlord, the expense to form an LLC or corporation is minimal and should be one of your first moves.Previously posted elsewhere:"An LLC is more for asset protection than tax advantages (though it may provide some tax benefits if you opt to tax it as a corporation...talk to your accountant).Example: Contractor falls off the roof and breaks his leg at your property.

If it is, and there's no dismissal or relief from stay the sale will be postponed until the case is dismissed or the lender is awarded relief.

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Especially if that debt is one that is knowingly and willingly entered into, such as a contract, loan, credit cards, etc (I make exceptions for unforseen debt, like runaway jury awards).  

Phase 1 environmental testing has been inconclusive, and a grant from the state has been awarded for phase 2 & 3 testing with the balance going to any clean-up.

I then emailed the guy explaining my skepticism and he said he had my mindset but then he took the dive, became successful, won awards, and met long time friends. 

So because I did that, there was a hearing in which the landlord was awarded $800 for 'legal costs'.

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In in age where people are frequently awarded millions in frivolous lawsuits, you would think someone would have grounds for something against this guy.

A Commercial Offer to Purchase would have provided two options[x] buyer intends to occupy[x] seller to deliver vacantThe seller would have had the illness on them, but as is, without those contingencies, you're on the hook to manage it for yourself.The nasty here is the NO FAULT eviction awards $xxxx for relocation fees.