Bankruptcy, tax foreclosure, evictions, code violators....

If you bought a tax deed in Texas you are the owner and if he then declares bankruptcy it has no effect on you.  

'Business' credit cards can usually only be provided to profitable, incorporated businesses if you are talking about a true non-recourse type of debt...meaning you would file bankruptcy under your business (not you) if you could not pay them back. 

Looking at specific non-performing notes and need to understand and confirm state laws regarding contacting borrower, bankruptcy proceeding as well as verifying misc. due-diligence items we discovered such as position of loan, verifying back-taxes, etc.     

Was told at that time I would not be able to get a conventional loan for a new purchase until June 2022 due to a bankruptcy in 2018 when we lost our business (and I didn’t properly shield my personal assets).  

The bankruptcy appears to me as a major red flag. 

Like Bill said the city is headed towards bankruptcy and Rick Snyder (governor) plans on appointing an emergency financial manager to take over, and the residents are NOT happy about it.

For example, some do a better job of bankruptcy protection than others.  

We used him on a project that started in October and he just filed bankruptcy taking all the money and doing only 5% of the work.

The LandAmerica 1031 Exchange failure ended up in bankruptcy where the court ruled that the client funds were actually corporate funds owned by the QI and therefore were part of the bankruptcy estate and subject to creditor claims.