However, if you live in a larger metro area where there is publically available data I think you'll be able to follow what I've done and get monthly updated high-quality lists just like I did.So here is what I did and what we made!

However, if you live in a larger metro area where there is publically available data I think you'll be able to follow what I've done and get monthly updated high-quality lists just like I did.So here is what I did and what we made!

Hi BPers,I am looking for any advice, links etc on how I can protect assets in the US should anything happen to me.

Anyone in Wisconsin deal with prior litigation or litigation potential and how did you protect yourself?

But even taking that aside --  a bank is going to come in and do a whole inspection themselves and they are going to make sure they give u a number 10% below fair value to protect their interests.So in the end for all teh dancing for 3 months u may have 40k.

ETC any one have experience or comments on how to protect my self , thanks.

The only bright spot in the entire act is the L9 application which the vast majority of landlords do not appreciate.Not surprisingly when first legislated it was called the Tenant Protection Act.

It adds complexity (and probably cost), and doesn't provide any real protection against the lender calling the loan. 

Kannapolis has a totally revitalized town square, and a massive research park downtown that is establishing themselves as a medical research authority in the region with very low prices to accommodate investment.Waxhaw has some of the best (if not the best) public schools in the Southeast.

It is not the same thing as an LLC and probably isn't a panacea as far as asset protection goes.