Jacob, it may appear that John is attacking you but I think most of it is frustration from all his dealings on this topic.

I happened to have watched People's court last week and the situation was similar: Actually, the tenant was attacked in his apartment and left and was suing for his earnest money.The judge found that the tenant didn't exactly have the right to get the full earnest money back, because it was their decision to leave.

If you are attacked from an inside liability issue, you can loose all the asset in the entity.

Is this a recipe for disaster or is there a straightforward way to attack this?

Maybe it's time to listen to the market rather than attack it.

One person locally had a 2 mil judgement against her; pitbull attacked someone.

If your DNA is such that you get small heart attacks if you think you could have saved $10 on HVAC service by using a coupon you found a week later...don't invest remotely and don't use a PM 😊

If you only have 5k-10k I do not see how you would even be able to attempt to do a flip.I think your best plan of attack will be an owner occupied duplex.

Even though property 2 had nothing to do with the plaintiff's injury, the plaintiff would still be able to attack that property.

Is he helping you set up proper structure and a business plan, or at least a plan of attack to become a well rounded company that can pursue investments while limiting risks?