You should file a claim against the title company. 

I believe any investing is a lot about you get what you give, but quick question- I’ve read and listened to a few podcasts where people claim they get fast cash flow once they invest in turnkey.

They also claimed its a new form that recently been required.

Even if you have a property manager the  injured party is going to claim you knew about the situation or should have known, so you’re equally responsible. 

Many new investors claim to have analysis paralysis, but that's usually an excuse for either a lack of confidence (you need more meetups and more authentic relationships with other real estate investors) or shiny object syndrome (you want to house hack, but you like apartments, but also flipping, and what about storage).

Not many would risk everything they own if that was a requirement of investing in a business. if you’re referring to FRAUD”, then the individual committing said fraud can be sued individually, and  can not claim remote entity protection since they and not the entity, or they in addition to the entity are guilty of fraud.  

I can't imagine the title claims @Jay Hinrichs  WOWSAS!! 

Quote from @Tessa Tsui: You claim to have read those articles before, but you are using the wrong terminology and asking a question that is clearly answered by the resources Russell provided.

Both specialize in small claims collections.

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