I am waiting for a court date.

(Unless specifically specified by statute or legal agreement, both of which are unlikely).The court doesn't always look at the "letter" of the incident, they look at the intent.

If you shield your properties into LLC your personal Dept to income ratio will improve but the lender can still ask for PNL of the LLC or declaration to check if it cashflow positive.I would find a lender who is working with investors and would count all your streams of the income. 

Our partner, Jamari Spruell, identified the Bell Court property and presented it to us.

Here are a few points to consider:Piercing the Corporate Veil: If you don't maintain clear separations between LLCs, there's a risk of "piercing the corporate veil," where courts may hold the holding company (and potentially you personally) liable for an LLC's debts or legal issues.

The executor did not properly probate her share in the Union County court.

It's pretty clear, that this issue will need to be resolved in court.....

Better to get folks out instead of taking it to court.

The problem with loans and judicial states is that if they have to go to foreclosure, it can take years and a lot of money in court to take control of the property.

Also, if I am ever sued in court and during the discovery process I'm asked to list all my assets, I can't just not casually mentioned the Wyoming LLCs and trust right?