But a judge may object to an inadequately itemized list.

Hi Tony,It depends on your objectives, credit profile and the type of financing (private money, conventional) you are looking for. 

Who can you depend on for an objective opinion and assessment? 

I just want to make sure we're being fair so looking for objective third party opinions and am curious if anyone else has operated in a similar situation.

We used to refinish thd hardwood floors....Not worth the investment ( save that for when you want top dollar on selling) tiles break when heavy objects are dropped.

If you venture into Multifamily (Apartments)  there will be a "Learning Period" of some duration, and dependent upon how much effort and work you want to devote to learning the new skills and thought processes it will detract from your other stated objectives of devoting more time to your family.IMO - whatever you decide you'll succeed! 

@Christopher Monsoursince you said that cash flow is your primary objective, I would suggest the Midwest.

- There are no guarantees- The objective is to make it hard as possible for the attorney that comes after you.My cash flow is tight these days and considering taking my buildings out of a LLC. - I would keep it in the LLC & add an additional layer of protection by putting the buildings in a Land Trust.  

I am trying to get my attorney to file motion to object automatic stay.  

Please note how ambiguous the sentence actually is:(10) where the purchaser obtains a title insurance policy insuring the transfer of title to the real property; orWhile I will admit, I have not examined many Wrap title insurance policies, however, I think we can objectively see or hopefully see, that we would explicitly have to review said title policy to ensure the transaction is properly insured.