He has a great, long chapter in there on financial analysis, and while you won't have your MBA when you're done reading this one, you'll understand the basic metrics.

It's a Chapter 7, not a Chapter 13.

Although I'm only into the first few chapters, it seems like an excellent resource.

In a chapter 7 bankruptcy can you elect to maintain individual properties as long as they do not contain equity if you believe they may be viable in the future?

:wink: Flipper, Biden was PROMOTING THIS Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Law "change" AT A RALLY LAST TUESDAY MORNING.You are confusing VOLUNTARY loan modification with another proposal to allow Bankruptcy Judges to FORCE modifications unilaterally on lenders.

The choice is up to them completely.Jerry, you might want to have them speak to an attorney about filing Chapter 13.

Others have recommended forming a sub chapter S corporation.

The primary stock holders in the company filed personal bankruptcy and even though the corporation did not file chapter 11 the property was taken since they were the primary share holders.

It started off with a very motivational background which certainly pulls your interest in.The find it chapter was extremely helpful it came up with good techniques and it told you how to put together your "team".The Fix it part also had great insider tips, different styles, ways to maximize profit.The flip it part was a little vague, there was good detail in closing a contract but it seemed to be lacking a few things and just touched over other more important parts.I'd definately recommend the book it does a great overall background in flipping from start to finish.

Hello EveryoneThis may be a dumb question but I been reading a few books on real estate trying to educate myself and the topic of the last chapter was adverse possession.