If life get's in the way and you don't treat each and every unrelated entity as an unrelated entity, you can loose the unrelated concept and they might be able to pierce the shell.As Will pointed out, using the manager LLC to collect and be the public brand is fine.

If the home is on public works, it may have had a septic tank at some point that was not properly dealt with.Or we should now change your name to the Clampett's.

You can use this site to check public court records in AZ: http://apps.supremecourt.az.gov/publicaccess/

I was contacted by a public adjuster...good/bad idea?

Public accommodations, stores, hotels and the like are the ones who are the target.

These blogs is written for the state of California if you don’t at least have a basic understanding of the real estate principals and real estate financing applicable to your state, I suggest you go to your public library, book store, amazon.com, whatever and get a copy of the real estate principals, financing and laws that apply to your state.

From there, an online search of the auditor's/tax assessor's site yields loads of property information including the owner's name and often a current address.In most big counties, the clerk of courts has public records online.

I'm fairly certain, that I represent a small percentage of folks who are willing to publicly address there concerns.

Understand the laws regarding requesting funding in a public forum.

I was also wondering what people's thoughts are on having their financial information so publicly available - I just saw this thread in a google post.