Corporate Veil: Courts tend to respect the corporate veil (the legal distinction between the LLC and its owners) more when the LLC is properly formed and operated in the state where the property is located, reducing the risk of personal liability.4.

Maybe a year or two goes by… but with a little age comes more respect… and maybe you partner with one of your new found real estate people and do a deal together.  

@David Butler I appreciate the respectful disagreement, and I can see where your point of view is coming from.However, as you mentionedher “included statements about having the money to purchase 2 years later and never could have had that if she had to pay off the debt”, there’s no way when she filed for bankruptcy she could have possibly known how much or how little of her debt would be discharged (they don’t always allow all of it to be discharged) and that she would be able to start saving so quickly.

They gross ~51k and ~60k respectively.

I guess if agent informed seller and you that your respective EMDs were never received, then they’d be covered.

I've met some interesting people during the networking, so in that respect the membership has been worth it.I have not taken the coaching class but I did take a 3-week course recently on how to manage rentals.

It's about GIVING respect, to receive it back. 

If they fail to allow access, they are charged a $100 trip charge fee.If their schedule doesn't allow them to be there, then I will open the home for the contractor.I try to respect the tenant's schedule, but I also expect them to respect mine and the contractor's.

That said, I do want to respectfully offer some counterpoints to Dan's assessment that may provide a broader perspective on the value and feasibility of ADUs.1-2.

I am not one to knock big dreams and I definitely respect the ambition.