@Guy GimenezSo I believe what you’re saying is if max liability was say $2M then this would be used to cover both parties (owner and “additionally insured” pm) as opposed to just the owner ... meaning the owner could get the shaft if a judgement came for $1.1M against owner and $1.1M against pm.

I like to meet potential tenants in person at least twice before even offering them the lease, so I use my better judgement to decide if the person is someone that I might want living in my house.

Would you know of a reputable online service that provides all the info a wholesaler would need such as the liens, judgements and all the property info and anything else that is necessary to properly evaluate a property?

I get bored and confused going through so many pics and it allows for far more judgement.

Don't let the dreams of those high commissions cloud your judgement.

In order to place a lien for this type of debt on your property, the collection agency would need a judgement (i.e. they'd have to take you to court and you'd have to lose).

No juries, hard for judgements to get in and manage distributions to pay one, sounds like a place for cash investors low risk.

They are going to end up one of the largest, if not the largest non REIT in the industry in the next 10 years if I am right in my judgement. 

Hi All, I have a court hearing for judgement on May 3rd.The tenant and I agreed at the end of March that all rent from Feb to Current would be paid by April 15th.

I was in town for that court date and it was simple - it lasted about 5 minutes and I got my judgement.