these are the reason why there're lot of bankruptcy/capital call/foreclosure these days on CRE.The GP thinks cheap money is forever and buy with floating rate debt.

My business partner's father, the homeowner, filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy a few years after he took out the HELOC. 

(Almost every brokerage these days offer recruiting incentives, just EXP promotes this more than others)Knowing that roughly 50% of brokerages that are not profitable file bankruptcys during recessions....does it concern you that EXP is not yet profitable?

Long story short, he owes about $18,000 on the bankruptcy and once that is paid, the filing will be discharged.

if they decide to file bankruptcy prior to the sale, it will be postponed.

., how to figure out what debts. liens etc. there are, and also how to figure out the status of a bankruptcy that appears. 

But when markets correct or the market begins to collect it's "rookie tax" on every investor who thinks yesterday is like today and tomorrow will be the same, Ownership of a share of a company will only get you the notice of bankruptcy. 

And where in walking away under bankruptcy just makes more profits. 

Henry Ford went bankruptcy like 9 time before he stuck gold.

I would say the best investment is in your personal home, making sure it is homesteaded too.I witnessed a lot of landlords take on all of the liability and have to go through bankruptcy while tenants took as much as they could from the property, even ripping the wires out of the walls.