I went to the BBB and it seems that they want to help protect their paying businesses rather then protect the consumers.

You prepare the contracts as the wholesaler.As far as what goes into the contracts to protect yourself, look up out clauses or weasel clauses for wholesalers.

If your goal is to separate your business assets from personal assets...to protect you from getting sued, losing, insurance not covering the difference, and failing to settle...then your business LLC/land trust should accomplish that.

Think 19th century Chicago swallowing up the prairies and birthing the biggest and best meatpacking industries, lumber yards, skyscrapers, public transportation system, department store businesses and futures trading.

It sometimes seems the law protects the renter too much and penalizes the landlord just for being a landlord.Best case scenario is the tenants are on a month to month, and even then you have to give written notice, I think 30 days minimum.

Are we over protected with 1.5 million?

Once I get enough cash from that move into condo conversions and try to take my investment company public.

That means PUBLICITY!

Lynne, please post publicly what you have been doing so we can all benefit from the experience you are bringing.Thank you,-Michael

A Broker Price Opinion is essentially the same thing as an appraisal or a realtor's CMA (comparative market analysis).It will just give you an opinion of value for a specific property at a specific time.Banks order Broker Price Opinions for several reasons, to include:-pre foreclosure-pre auction-asset protection