Your loopholes will be something that pops up based on circumstances, not so much as a way to operate and conduct your business, doing things over and over will just earn you a reputation of being shady.

An actual judgment shows up on peoples' credit reports, whether or not the sheriff has been called in to execute.Reprehensible conduct.  

I, personally, prefer face to face conversation, however, you can conduct interview over phone as well.

I am absolutely new to wholesaling, but I have been having some trouble figuring out how to conduct a title search on a property I just got under contract near Pittsburgh. 

Nonetheless, I would still like to ask for your advice on this matter (To be quite honest, I am interested in doing real-estate investing in US because of the ease of property analysis which can be conducted there with services such as rentometer, biggerpockets calculator etc in comparison to my home country, Indonesia, where apparently I need to do a direct survey of the location first to find out the details of the property and many important information is not available online)

Provided that the LLC has a proper operating agreement, it is current with its state filings, it has its own accounts, we are not dealing with fraud or gross negligence, and the LLC has been diligent in conducting its activities as a separate and distinct business it is extremely difficult for the plaintiff to pierce the liability veil of the LLC and hold the member personally liable for the harm.Regardless of whether the state offers charging order protection of outside liability exposure, all states respect the separate character of the LLC for inside exposure.

Not at all, your LLC won't pay the attorney's fees unless you put the money in the LLC and write the check.Don't take advantage of people, conduct business honestly and fairly, and carry good insurance. 

I have a feeling you have conducted many more successful deals since then. 

Appears some really bad stuff going on with these guys on Rip-Off report and I found an investment fraud law firm (Baldwin Mader Law Group) is conducting an investigation with all the investors who lost money with them.

(d) The trustee or a substitute trustee designated by the seller must conduct the sale as prescribed by Section 51.002.