Any thoughts, suggestions comments on my plan would be greatly appreciated.Thank you,Liam

Liam**Not sure if this matters but I'm Canadian.

I would first pay off the hugest interest - credit cards, then Payne a car loan if that is hurting you.

Originally posted by @Walt Payne:@Adam Schuette  I have never done a seller finance deal, but I would surely do everything my lawyer says I can to protect myself, and assume that the buyer will default and cover my assets. 

Quote from @Liam Marshall: Quote from @Jayson Ewert: Nope.

Hello all,My name is Liam, and I recently established a real estate investing company in November.

Quote from @Robert Payne: Quote from @Hunter Kahn: Quote from @Joshua Christensen: Hunter, with no experience and asking the questions you're asking, a start in larger multi-family may be a leap you're not quite ready for. 

@Liam Naughton It's really unfortunate to have pipes bursting but thank you for sharing, this is going to be helpful for so many people!

Lew Payne, I understand, however I would naturally hire an atty. anyway, since I am not an atty and certainly wouldn't take any chances trying to defend myself :)

Originally posted by @Walt Payne:@J Scott  Agreed, but another factor to consider is that those same contractors who can afford to extend credit have also resolved a lot of the other issues (involving both personal and business processes) that might cause delays unnecessarily.