Then she ran the actual numbers and found out we were losing money by renting out the homes.

In this case your interests and the HML's interests are aligned, they know that if you lose the house, you ain't going to be paying them back, and they do not want that outcome any more than you do.

If a property has been on the market for a long time, you are more likely to get a good deal depending on how desperate the seller is but I would definitely do some research on the property to make sure there aren't any hidden liens or large problems that would cause you to lose money in the long run.

You can always find work to pay for your current bills, so you should not be worried "losing" that cash savings.The key here is invest your money, not spending.

Sounds like you have a decent amount of momentum going right now and you don't want to lose any steam!

First, you have grounds to sue them and second, they can (and should) lose their license.

You have nothing to lose by getting a no-cost pre-analysis done on a property you invested in.

As I am the breadwinner, and let's say the LLC was registered on me, OR my wife, OR anonymous, she can lose the assets "owned" by the LLC?

Home Purchase that was turned into a rental in 2013 due to value being so low I could not sell with out taking a huge lose.

Structure in any organization is important, but make sure you can adapt it to any disruptor changes or trends to avoid losing pace or even closing your business in the most fatal scenario.