This is probably good evidence that the legal work and risk doesn't justify the tax savings.

In my experience, if you dig deep enough, you can usually find enough evidence (particularly for single member LLCs) to at least get in front of a jury on the issue of piercing the veil.

Nothing... other than "he might" get $2,500 but now you have the daughter searching and finding evidence like Sherlock Holmes...

Evidently, I was right.

The receipt from the Trustee Sale is not sufficient evidence and is not considered duly perfected title.

Then I explain to them that I am in business to make money as well.The simpler you put it, and the more evidence you have as to why you're offering what you are, the better off you will be.

But that doesn't mean I have to delude myself into believing the country is still the greatest when all evidence indicates that it no longer is.Which is sad, because it could be.

I have never seen any evidence of this as well.

I do see anecdotal evidence a lot of houses sitting with high DOM that are priced for retail sale.

Thanks Arthur and Patrick for the suggestions I have just recently implemented the walk-through upon move-in to take into account of the condition of the property and make the tenant sign off that they agree to accept the property in the condition it is, along with picture evidence.