This was more of a poll for choosing and option and defending your stance, but thanks for the lame reply Brandon, all the best to you.

Coming in late here to defend both my city and proper decimal placement...a .0013 chance is 1 in 769, not 1 in 76.

We discovered that the public defender had told him the proescutor was upgrading the crime to a hate crime if he didn't plea down.

The attorney will assume if you have an LLC without high liability limits he will pierce the veil as he will claim improper management and the difference in the cost of filing is negligible to include another defendant.

Here is a blog post that will show you the divide in the comments section. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/01/28/how-to-buy-real-estate-after-a-strategic-default/ Though I will say it’s hard to defend staying in the home you did a short sale on, and putting a different name on the lease.

But before I defend that position too hard, I do see you're in Florida and that makes me want to clarify...

I am not defending him or other gurus.

Spinning the lots off one at a time will be hard to defend.

I've had to defend people who relied on faulty contracts, and it is a huge waste of legal fees down the road when you could do it right now and have an attorney draft one for your particular needs.

You should pull the full judgement to ensure the 2nd was named as defendent, otherwise it will remain as well.