@Nicholas GrayUse on LLC for all your assets is poor asset protection in my opinion.  

We’re a meet up for all asset classes with a concentration on multifamily, and mindset will be central to our group.

That way you are able to control an expensive asset for far less than it would cost you monthly otherwise.Feel free to ask more questions here and we'll try to get you pointed in the right direction :-)

Greetings all,So my question is if there any resources you would recommend for someone who is interested in assisting homeowners recapture the excess funds from a sheriff sale when bidders pay far more than what's owe...

My accountant likes it as I can send him a copy of my file and get his direct input where needed.It also lets me track each asset individually and track WIP for each property so I can get accurate profit and loss statements as I go. 

If they have no assets let them go.

If that is the case then retrench and recreate using your current asset as leverage for better opportunities.

Basically a HML is another way to obtain a loan, just like how you finance your properties with a bank / mortgage broker.Most of them will finance repairs and acquisition.

As to the cost of obtaining a license, I doubt it costs thousands of dollars anywhere.

If you are an Accredited Investor, you could place that 100K with an experienced sponsor in a real estate syndication in any number of asset classes (Large Multifamily, Self Storage, Mobile Home Parks, Assisted Living Facilities).