I actually wrote an article on this awhile ago, title crash and burn with an LLC's.

@Taylor Shapiro , basically I showed him how that if let's say, god forbid, I died in a plane crash the day after closing, all he has to do is call a lawyer, pay $1,000, and he can foreclose on the property in 30 days.

When ever I post from the iPhone mobile app and then try to view responses to said post, the app crashes.

Do I invest this equity or leave for market to crash?

Hi BP,There is a lot of talk of a crash or at least a correction being imminent in the near future, so my question is mainly for investors who survived through the 2008 crash, since you've been through it before.

After the dot-com crash in the early 2000s, some apartment complexes in Silicon Valley were offering "first month's rent free" to attract tenants in a very slow and competitive market (desperate measures for desperate times).In other words, keep the regular rent unchanged, but offer one-time discount perks to motivate people to act now.

Our families have been in the hotel business since 2007 and we survived the crash miraculously.

I am concerned if I wait too long to get the property appraised and refinanced the appraisal value will be low (possible market slump/crash?).

I'm kind of just sitting on the sidelines now seeing what happens with the economy and hoping the stock market doesn't crash in the meantime.

It's good to know I'm not too late.The uncertainty of the market now definitely makes things more risky so the goal is to keep my rehab max 6 weeks, if the market crashes the plan is to have more cash in hand to take advantage.I'll certainly be back with any questions I may have.