I know in a practical world most landlords probably snag deposit for rent and the tenants think that way.I know on some of mine they simply did not pay the last months rent and said you have the deposit just take that.so that leaves you with damages that the deposit should have covered.. 

I was driving around looking at open houses on Martha's Vineyard where I work, just to practice building confidence to talk to sellers and I may have stumbled upon what I think is a great deal for a flipper or even wholesaler.

Watch their interactions with other professionals and take what you can use and practice!

That is the best place to get a true picture of disputes, current licensing and insurance, longevity and whether or not they keep changing licenses (multiple licences for the same person over the course of a few years can indicate less than desirable business practices).

Will continue to network and practice patience till the right deal comes along!

Don't just use a script, PRACTICE IT!

Not just any lawyer, but one who practices this kind of law.

I am not licensed to practice law in your state, but I can give you a general idea of how piercing the corporate veil works.

I have found the training to be a simple and practical paint by numbers course that anyone dedicated can work through.

While I'm concerned about having 10 or 20 bank accounts (one for Parent LLC and one for each series), what is a good practical operating and asset protection way to set up this series LLC?