Title company sends excess closing funds to the seller instead of the buyer, or vice versa.On the receiving side, was the draw a check cut in the name of the wrong person?

@Roy N. 10-4 Captain...

Its always easiest if your company name is exactly the same as your .com or vice versa. 

You don't want to expose your business assets if something bad happens on one of your flips and vice versa.  

I invested for cash flow, not for land value and net worth building @David Song , but that doesn't mean my strategy is right and yours is wrong or vice versa.

You don't want to mix money and accounts and have your multimedia company be on the line for something that goes wrong with real estate and vice versa.

Other states have feuding branches, where the legislature will pass something to control the courts from giving too much to a cohabitor or vice versa.

Eg - House purchase cost: $60kClosing: $1,500Repairs: $8kAppraisal: $100kDFE ReFi amount: $61,500Notes-$75k is technically 75% of the ARV DFE payout is only $61,500$8k is “left in the deal” because buying with cash and using DFE only allows you to pull out 75% of the appraised value NOT TO EXCEED original purchase price + closing costsYou leave $8k in this deal for the convenience of conducting the ReFi under DFE rules, vice waiting 6-12 months for a traditional cash out ReFi seasoning period.

I think calls are so rude in that there's an expectation the person must stop doing whatever they are doing (driving, eating, working, hanging out with their kids) to take my calls and vice versa.

Or vice versa.