There are additional ways to strengthen liability issues among partners in these entities, it clearly matters who you get involved with.Since I am not an attorney, I can't speculate but seems that any bankruptcy issue would be treated as if there were ay other partnership at the federal level, that being held to the extent of interest of the peritioner.

@Danny Scott:The problem is not just in North Carolina... there seems to be uncertainties generally regarding whether or not a sub within a series LLC.. can prevail in court in a bankruptcy proceeding that looking to limit liability to the series sub for instance. 

Should you run into financial problems in the future you cannot claim bankruptcy on a student loan.

Remember, they can always refer themselves😊Now, make it a goal to call at least 5-10 of these people EVERY day and ask a MAX OF THREE off the list below of who they know that:Just inherited a homeHad a loved one pass awayIs behind on their mortgage or tax paymentsHas a relative that can’t take care of their house anymoreHas a house they’re having trouble sellingIs facing bankruptcyKnows a probate attorneyKnows a bankruptcy attorneyetcWhy only three off the list per contact?

In it, Warren goes through a bunch of tax data and bankruptcy interviews and convincingly concludes that modern two-earner households tend to fall bankruptcy at a faster rate than older single-earner households because too much of their income is sunk into paying off the mortgage, the car payments, and various outsized monthly bills. 

I have found the tax foreclosures info on the sheriff site but bankruptcies and such I am still looking for.

Those two homes are not part of the HPC bankruptcy since "Polo Estates Manufactured Home Community LLC" is not part of the HPC family and they are also not HPC investor owned. 4016 E Oak StHughberry Homes LLC (88.82%)Fortuna Real Estate (11.18%)6902 E Hearn RdHughberry Homes (48.66%)Leon Rozin (30.74%)F&J Properties LLC (20.60%)6445 E Kings AveHughberry Homes (56.86%)Castello Joseph Nacy (33.42%)Stephen T Doyle Trust (9.72%)12402 N 74th PlPaula J Keifer Revocable Trust (100%)16621 E Greenbrier Ln12 Bridges LLC (100%)6309 E Desert Cove AvePolo Estates Manufactured Home Community LLC (100%) (Greg Hughes controlled entity)8231 E Malcomb DrPolo Estates Manufactured Home Community LLC (100%) (Gregh Hughes controlled entity)

Contact me if you have been forced into "Deeds in Lieu" and or Bankruptcy.

Do you know how to do death and estate searches, judgement searches, bankruptcy searches, skip tracing in addition to a basic title search?

@Grayson GrzybowskiThey can, but the emotional equity people have and being blinded by this stops them from doing what in most cases is the smart thing which is to sellIf it’s a temporary loss of income bankruptcy is a smart choice but we see many people who cannot afford a home they bought and continue to hold out hope only to continue to lose the equity they had as it gets eaten up by penalties, late fees and legal fees