My husband, David is a Civil Engineer.

Im in no way a lawyer, an asset protection specialist or a litigator......but I would think any lawyer could easily pierce the liability shield of an LLC when it is funded with debt in an individuals name.

As all these problems arise again, it will likely swing back to sellers understanding that it’s going to cost them just as much for the firm to represent them in the event of an unrepresented buyer as it would if they just paid a buyer agent fee, but they’re more protected from future litigation if the buyer has their own representation vs claiming they were misled by a seller or seller’s agent.

Seasoned brokers hate this because they are opening themselves up for litigation.

Yes, but he/she could also face consequences (litigation) for defaming a person in writing (libel). 

I am glad someone else called out the mansplainer above bc I was about to rip him apart and I try and remain civil on BP.

In commercial real estate, the people often have accounting, law, economics, civil engineering, finance, other business degrees, or degrees in fields related to whatever kind of property they want to focus on. 

I pull my credit 2x per year and you can rest assured I'd follow the above steps to a T and file suit immediately. 1681n and (o) provide civil relief, and I'd hang you with my attorney's fees as provided.

I work in Civil Engineering and we fairly frequently identify easements or other items that either aren't shown or have been incorrectly shown.

(b) A writ of possession may not be issued before the sixth day after the date on which the judgment for possession is rendered unless a possession bond has been filed and approved under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure and judgment for possession is thereafter granted by default.