Since he failed to keep insurance, can he still be legally be sheltered by a poorly operated LLC ?

Let me rephrase, is he legally bound to drop it if the rates truly have dropped or can he flat out refuse to re run as it’s too close to the settlement or simply alter (lie) and say that rates are the same.

Which obviously to me looks like he is just trying to serve me with papers because i filed suit for what he took unjustly... but my question is can he even do that????

Im meeting with a Agent tomorrow who wants to help me in any way he can. he's a buddy of mine and im looking to have emails set up so I can get MLS listings from him. what would be some of the emails i should get?

Also when talking about financing I said I wanted an FHA 203k but said they're a huge pain in the *** and I should go conventional if I can.  He

and then from there can he sell me the property?

If he doesn't want to, can he break the contract and refuse to sell?

How much of that can he bill back to the tenant? 

I would look up Joe McCall on here if you can. He

Now, I understand the meaning of the QC deed, and understand that the new "buyer" is not held liable for the mortgage, but how can he be able to avoid paying the taxes too?