most likely but I would hope the max they can take would be the property itself and none of my personal assets.Another example lets say you hired a handyman to to some work and he fell walking down the basement steps and broke his leg and was unable to work for a year and he tried suing the LLC for a million dollars (not uncommon) regardless of the outcome of the lawsuit the max he can be awarded would be the property. agreed or not agreed?

The way you wrote it here could be taken as he gets paid just for being there and placing the bid for you, not the outcome like your agent's commission.

Outcome says disposed with costs.

What is the typical outcome?

Romney has set a high bar as an example to be followed by those who supported him, hopefully they too will conduct themselves as honorably as he has.Had the Governor conducted his campaign over the past year with the same approach shown last night the outcome could have been much different, he must have been ill advised if that was the real Romney.Rob, good humor!

Although this may save agency budget funds, it is difficult to accept the outcome as justice.

That gives him the proper incentive to keep things under budget, under schedule, etc, while not making any decisions that will ultimately affect the outcome of the project.It's worked well for us.

The most likely outcome of paying that $10K is that you will be poorer (or deeper in debt) by $10K.

I had a renter have a plumber I sent out come and do some other things while they were there and I told them that they cannot do that and explained why.

The federal fiscal cliff debate outcome could change your course so watch closely.