They should have a boiler plate one that like to defend.

For example, the risk of getting sued over $1000-$2000 deposit vs. the cost to defend a suit if you need to hire counsel.

If all these questions are too much for you to handle Travis, than i suggest you don't jump on the podium and declare your market is the best of em all if not ready to defend the statement. 

Always keep in mind that the appraiser needs to be able to defend their opinion with actual data (USPAP regs), otherwise they cannot usually make an adjustment.

Just a question... are the ones who are most fervently defending this market and insisting that it can't crash the same ones that would be hurt the most if it did?

The auction ends in 4 hours.A 2 bedroom condo in a very exclusive building has a final judgement order of $178,000Property market value is around $463,000.Court records show the plaintiff is the first mortgage.HOWEVER the online auction portal also lists the following defendants-DEFENDANTSuntrust Bank (na),DEFENDANTJohn DoeDEFENDANTOne Miami Master Assn Inc,DEFENDANTOne Miami West Condo Assn Inc, Now Suntrust Bank at no point has a mortgage on the property in the county records.Similarly the condo associations listed don't have any liens or any mention at all in court records.

This is to identify how vigorously the borrowers / defendants are contesting / fighting the foreclosure action.

Again, I get your point but with the environment we are in today, that "thinking outside the box" could land you in court as a defendant in a discrimination, fair housing, EEOC, etc. lawsuit.

I've seen topics posted with a title of "Umbrella Policy or LLC" on various forums.It should never be a question of one OR the other.Remember, insurance is like the Archers & Knights that defend your castle.You still need your Castle Walls and Moat for a well rounded protection strategy for what is inside those walls.

If so, cross your fingers that the tenant likes you and doesn't get the idea to go to an attorney, because that's how you wind up as a defendant in a federal civil rights lawsuit.