If the note is in the business name solely, you have no liability, though very few lenders are going to lend to a business without a personal guarantee.

But because the prices are so high silver is the next best thing I guarantee you will start to see we buy silver signs soon.

The author makes no claims or guarantees regarding the above.

That is all they cared about before the Corporation and owner signed all the docs along with personal guarantees.

But, I've never heard of a major lender moving the mortgage into the name of just one of the co-borrowers after the papers were signed, regardless of who's paying.Think about it from their perspective -- if they have multiple people on the mortgage (more guarantee that they'll get payment from SOMEONE), why would they voluntarily choose to incur more risk by taking some of them off?

Spending thousands of dollars will not guarantee you that you are doing anything right.

I am a real estate newbie myself, so I guarantee I’m missing a ton of things, so I really could use your help.

You may or may not get good information, but it won't be local and is guaranteed to be overpriced.

Tyler, there's no guarantee but you can reduce the chances of a wholesaler "poaching" your buyers by establishing strong relationships with wholesalers that good reputations and have significant property portfolios.

I decided to keep it and put something in the lease to the effect of: "tenant uses shed to store belongings at his own risk and is advised that shed is not guaranteed to be waterproof..."