Probably more likely to close nearly every deal, less likely to screw someone over, it wouldn’t be worth the bad press. 

If you don't close for any reason, you are screwed.

“You must be the person you have never had the courage to be. Gradually, you will discover that you are that person, but until you can see this clearly, you must pretend and invent.” ? Paulo Coelho````````````````````...

Both are accustomed to piercing the corporate veil and stated that without setting each up properly and then running them properly, you will get screwed by any competent attorney and it will be a lot of expense and hassle for nothing.

Things like fire rated screws were news to the developer (usually SFR) but not news to me so it was a partnership.

Unless the house has completely tanked and isn't worth $1, you'd have equity to be able to sell it if you got into a rough spot, unlike someone who borrows and takes a huge mortgage out, they would be completely screwed not being able to sell at a loss, because they don't have any money to make up the loss.

This business is about relationships and you might not wanna screw this one up all because of a relatively small finders fee.

I just read the article and i would have been screwed in the very near future at this rate.

Investing out of state is intriguing, but I am a bit concerned about getting screwed.  

So if things go to hell and you move into your flip and say you had always intended to live in it the HML could get screwed.