Plus it's their fault for letting the electric service to run out, and the entire summer rainy season water has been penetrating inside and no air conditioning.

Anyone can be sued, anyone can be deposed, and your "privacy" can be penetrated pretty easily.

Paint will prove to be a thin surface layer and stain will have penetrated in.

I've also heard that it's easy for a good lawyer to penetrate the "corporate veil" of an LLC, but am interested in hearing the experiences of people here with regard to this.

This new company is claiming that they will be able to penetrate the market with lower commission rates.

It is something I embrace and crave more of.

@Ryan Stahr,This old investor does not agree with most of the "numbers" methods used and embraced by many on this blog.

If so, I would not recommend you utilize all the funds in your SDIRA, only the funds that you need to close the loan (embrace leverage).

But now I am fully embracing the concept and looking to do as much as I can coupled with real estate investing.

Conditions of property is as is.I got so fed up I cancelled.sorry for being long winded here but here you can see even in this extreme case where the defect is documented, verified, and caused by their own negligence (if they paid the electric bills the AC would be running and the moisture penetration wouldn't have escalated into a toxic black mold issue) and I had a contract with them prior without the mold and termite issues, even then they didn't care.Hope this helps.