You might want to listen to me on podcast show 168 we talk about so tax planning.Best of luck,  Cameron

One of the insured's obligations is to notify the insurer of any allegations of a title defect which the insured believes may be covered under the policy, as soon as possible. 

Originally posted by @Cameron Hunt:@Jay Hinrichs I'm in Oregon as well!

Okay, thanks @Cameron Skinner for the information!  

Quote from @Cameron Moore: Having an insurance broker on your side is essential.

Cameron,I do agree with you, that was a pretty awesome gift to give someone out here on Bigger Pockets.

It is less flexible than other pans, therefore the tile on top does not crack (allegedly). 

When you've allegedly "bought and sold hundreds of homes" and have "120 rental units" and your entire Bigger Pockets profile is about your website that caters to investors looking to market (and no references to your holdings) and your post is about how you have to be a marketer first, I think we can all agree to agree what the post is about.

q=cache:w_TTVYUXMnUJrmoney.com/about_us.html+smartmastermoney.com&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us We invested $160,000 with him and we have a notarized contract that these monies were to be used as payment for a specific property but we are alleging that he didn't use our money as promised.

@Justin Repp brings up a great point- a few of these deals looked killer, and allegedly had good rental history.