So even if you establish a dozen LLC's. they win the lawsuit against you personally; you own the LLCs. all the LLC assets are at risk.Attorneys tell me the litigants sue on the basis of personal negligence, not for issues like co-mingling assets.

Assessments and lawsuits are the two things that come up as red flags when looking at condos.

Their dog bites a neighbor and the neighbor includes you in the lawsuit since you allowed a "vicious" dog in the building.

@Thomas Rutkowskispoken like a true insurance salesman living off of misinformation and high commission( greater than 3%) life insurance.You probably don t even have a Series 7 securities license and yet you call yourself a financial advisor biased towards insurance products because you can t offer securities.Anyone who recommends paying penalties by moving money out of IRAs and other retirement accounts into life insurance should be open to a lawsuit should a person hire an atty.

@Kevin Reinell ask your Attorney General and see what they say...maybe start with the fraudulent claims and consumer protection divisions...I've always found it interesting that folks here brag openly about deceiving the public...and even more interesting forums like BP support this behavior and facilitate these conversations....or go as far as showcasing these guys on a podcast...anywayWe're working on a study that compares the difference in the transfer price of properties illegally brokered by wholesalers and the true market "as-is" value...to me it looks like a national class action lawsuit and punitive damages, robing unsuspecting consumers of their equity...but I'm no expert in the matter...

Because, if you handle the eviction process incorrectly and do it your own way, or take matters into your own hands, it could mean, a law suit against you.

However, if they do that after they have been served with a foreclosure lawsuit (the actual lawsuit, NOT the 30 day notice), then my lawyer, after first asking them to send him a check for the legal fees, will be able to file a judgment with the county records for the legal costs up that point.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

The fittings are corroding (see pictures) and I heard there is some class action lawsuit against Pex for fitting corroding early.

But sometimes they would threaten lawsuits anyway 😂Funny how the general public thinks that COs are a Contractors best friend, when nothing could be further from the truth.