I would stash cash, and wait for a few months because a larger blood bath is likely to occur.

The reality is that vulnerable includes people with asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, smokers and people fighting any number of diseases.

not telling you to do anything.. what I am saying is you can squeeze blood out of a turnip.. 

I spent this week patching holes punched in doors and cleaning up blood splatters on top of crayon drawings on the walls (heavy-duty domestic violence damage in a unit with young kids), so I’d be psyched if my only issue was some weed smell at this point, just to put your problem in perspective.

too late your best to sell them pull in the cash then take the cash and remove it from circulation ... once they get a judgment they can attach the LLC properties since its obvious you transferred ownership to try to get around the judgment.now it takes some doing to figure that all out.. and it depends on how hard they come after you.BK for your wife on this debt might be the answer since its substantial 120k.

I don't have any personal real estate experience although my Grandfather was a developer, flipper and landlord so I guess it is somewhat in my blood!

This includes, but is not limited todisconnecting all garden hoses from outdoor faucets prior to freezing weatherand opening cabinets under fixtures that are adjacent to outside walls to allowwarm air circulation near water and waste pipes. 

To think something is easy is to depreciate the value the blood, sweat and tears that people like yourself have poured into this profession.

After a fair contribution of blood, sweat and tears.     

Much to our family's disappointment we were crazy enough to do the proverbial blood sweat & tears of REI for 35+ years...we only did the traditional IRA/401(k) solo's etc for tax deductibility & reinvestment purposes.