There are indications that courts may also extend this sort of liability to owners of LLCs.To avoid any chance of alter ego liability, it is important to keep LLC records and finances completely separate from the owners’ personal finances.

I would also look into witholding their security deposit for the pet odor by obtaining some sort of proof.

It does not appear that we will be able to issue notice without fear of some sort of litigation, which we don't have time to deal with if we want to sell the house before Sep 2020. 

But then as the owner you move in, add a kitchen of sorts, and then if you want to sell later you just remove it.

I happened to know the person and called to joke with him that maybe he could sort the names from the list he buys and reduce his costs by eliminating duplication. 

New construction is another way I just dont know what sort of cash flow you will get. 

This sort of thing, especially as you reuse the locks over and over, definitely sounds like normal wear and tear.

Love to hear some insights on what sort of real estate investments are working well there.

Of note is that most of these are errors or one-month behind and they get resolved so the majority of classified preforeclosures on Zillow are nothing of the sort.

My father does BRRRR investing in Eugene, OR (he used to focus mostly on student housing, but moved onto any sort of BRRRR deal).