Generally, your home and qualified retirement accounts are protected from creditors, bankruptcy, and civil lawsuits.

Wow, I have seen and read many SEC lawsuits but this one comes right out of a movie - an investor relations specialist using a fake name….This stuff consistently blows my mind (if true).Factual allegation #36.https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2023/comp-pr2023-97.pdf

These arrangements also often result in lawsuits which is why they are illegal in some states and many listing agents will not work with unrepresented buyers under any circumstances.

We’re trying our best to be respectful to people and also stay out of a lawsuit.

The LLC was intended to protect my assets from some unknown lawsuit from a buyer down the line.

As it is you open yourself up to discrimination lawsuits if you have a willy nilly policy (ie dont have one) ETA in my area the local housing/tenant orgs like to call and ask questions /set up tours and try to see how LLs respond to questions like this to see if the LL is following local laws.... - so i assume this happens in other area too... 

He just helped us prevent a major lawsuit against sellers attempting to change terms during escrow.

@JR M.Only the LLC assets would be at risk in a lawsuit against the LLC and the members of the LLC, along with their personal assets should be safe.

Typically one gives up the opportunity to bring a lawsuit in that state(eviction is not part of that).

It is so typical and your full of **** that your legal team did anything, I sent you the legal papers to show you I cant do the program, you see this is the work of a scammer, I sat for an hour and explained my situation regarding these false claims that I had nothing to do with, I explained this business was ran by another person named and I left this company 3 years prior to any lawsuit, the reason I was named is only because my name was still on the company 3 years after I left so they held me liable for things I was never apart of.