My own personal goldmine.But one day it hit me after an owner contacted me that was a top retail price chaser that these people calling me did want to get rid of their property or some problem attached to it and were a business opportunity of some kind, so I got to thinking and came up with 7 ways to make some money off what I labeled wasted time contacts.

(not sure, though) Borrowing multiple times from the same investor OR borrowing from someone you have other business dealings / relationships with may cloud the issue and set you up for more problems.Obviously, your investors who make money will rarely, if ever, complain.

I'm familiar with the non-profit side and free houses and we have had to turn a few down.As to title, you need to have a title search done, any cloud on title to your free house can really cost you, especially if you made repairs and found out later at a future sale!

Yes, if they want to they can disable/remove it but, by separating them all, they will at least audibly deter them while recording them to cloud storage while they are doing it.

But with basic company management and bookkeeping, the hurdle to pierce the company veil is very high.I would suggest the latest book from Garrett Sutton, Veil Not Fail: Protecting Your Personal Assets from Business Attacks, that goes in detail into the errors not to make to avoid piercing the veil.Anonymity is also recommended to avoid ambulance chaser attorney finding your assets.I have seen in this forum a lot people complaining that it was not worth it as in a lawsuit you have to disclose your assets.

We use Tenant Cloud. 

Of course there could be other liens on the property that might cloud title that would need to be resolved, but what does that exit strategy look like?  

Florida is very protective of its consumers and very leery of storm chasers.  

(Mortgage held by Greenpoint, Note to MERS as nominee)Borrower gets a 2nd for $50K from Greenpoint in Feb, 2005 (Mortgage held by Greenpoint, Note to MERS as nominee)Borrower defaults on both around Jan 2008.Greenpoint files a Lis Pendens to Foreclose in Mar 2008MERS assigns to Greenpoint in May, 2008 (Uses proven Robo signer Tina Jones)Condo Assoc gets lien for $45K Dec 2009Greenpoint assigns to BOA in Dec 2011MERS satisfies 2nd mortgage Sept 2012BOA assigns to HSBC as trustee for GSAA Home Eq Trust Asset Backed 2005 in Oct 2013 My strategy is to buy it at the HOA auction understanding I have a clouded title.

If they won't write a policy that becomes a marketability issue, if title is not insurable and at that point, not being able to convey insurable title is considered clouded title or not good title.