That is a reflection of the lousy health-care system in America, and not the borrowers’ ability to be a homeowner.”What is notable (considering the great divide between political parties in Washington) is that the loan was created by an unlikely partnership between liberal-leaning Marks — a housing advocate known for getting arrested for nonviolently harassing bankers at their own homes on behalf of homeowners facing foreclosure — and two resident scholars with the conservative Washington think tank American Enterprise Institute (AEI).Edward Pinto, co-director and chief risk officer of the International Center of Housing Risk at AEI and a former official at the mortgage financing giant Fannie Mae, and Marks originally met while participating together on a panel at a housing conference in Washington in 2008.According to Pinto, Marks, in his signature style, “lit into” him regarding the failure of the banking system to protect homeowners against foreclosure and short sales.

Trying to not set myself up for failure or allowing piercing of the corporate veil. 

Some moratoriums, like Oakland, Alameda County and San Francisco, are true eviction moratoriums, meaning landlords generally can't evict tenants during the emergency even if the failure to pay is unrelated to COVID-19.

I don't believe failure to register would negatively impact the liability protections afforded to you by your LLC, but it also can't help.

Met him a few times and not only does he tell you his success he also points out his failures in the same convo. 

and we hit a lot of struggles/hurdles/failures and we just keep getting back up 2. have great friends, mentors, consultants who have helped us see where we're weak, and help us course correct when needed, lift us up when needed, etc."

Don't think that one particular out of state market will shoot you to success or abject failure.

After the first day of class, however, I got a clear impression that a large part of those failures are due to people not realizing how difficult the class/exam would be, and they weren't committed to the work required.

Most of the tiles will not generate power and they have thousands of connections for failure points.

You don't need to concern yourself with anything until her attorney attempts to contact you, at which point you could turn it over to your insurance company. most likely it is just a ruse to try and distract from her failure to pay rent and depending eviction. people can sue for anything at any time, even if It's a complete fabrication. unless you were knowingly negligent, you should have nothing to worry about.