For me, this immediately removes one layer of defense.  

Over the years,  specially with recent inflation, she has started to be more bought in on real estate as a defensive play. 

Step 3: Attend industry events, conferences, and networking functions where lenders and investors converge.

Having like minded individuals at your REIA definitely helps as well.Analysis is a good defense mechanism but it can also stand in your way.

If the owners were not notified it gives them a possible defense to try to annual your tax sale. 1.

Insurance is always the first line of defense when it comes to asset protection. 3) I would suggest purchasing the property in an entity.

I agree, @Tom Gimer.Back in the days when I’d speak at western R.E. conferences and clubs, it was fun to help California based investors walk through an estate issue.However, it did not “translate” well at the national level.

It was fun, mostly the exploring of a new city after conference hours.

I have a ticket to BPCon for sale. Sadly, something has come up and I’ll no longer be able to attend.

In fact, Canada came to our defense when we invoked on 9-11.