In addition, by evicting deadbeats, you provide a public record that the person is a deadbeat.

I carry $500K landlord liability and rent protection in case of loss and mine are about $45 per SFH.

I think both Mike and Eric are a little right...Real Estate Investing has so many languages that we all can have an opinion and each one of us be correct.When a seller calls me and they re upside down or in "fantasy" land I let them know on the telephone...however I don’t educate the seller about my buying techniques on the phone.If you sense they are a Short Sale candidate ask them if they have spoken to their lender about a short sale. 6 months ago the general public didn’t know what that term meant now almost everyone who is upside down and behind in payments does.I like asking if they have spoken to their lender over asking them if they would consider a short sale...

More so if the property are not all that valuable.The CPA is maximizing the risk protection angle.

Especially since a good chunk of it is public domain info.

Mark's Hospital28 Northwick Park,Watford Road,Harrow,Middlesex HA1 3UJ,United Kingdom .Phone:+44 7045 73 1260Fax: +44 7030403330e mail;drclintonjohn@ gmail.com..to protect human health and the environmentNOTICE THE GRAMMAR on that piece of poetry.

You do not get automatic protection built into the law.

I simply thought this mess was over. he has valued his furniture at over 5000.00 dollars and even provided photocopied statements of the monthly bill of financed couch and loveseat. he has estimated his loss at roughly 10000.00 and states he is currently in the process of finding an attorney.How can I protect myself from this deadbeat?

The "law protects them now" he told me.

How can I structure the investment to protect their participation, as well as mine?