This is the outline for the contract that was signed:I, "SELLER", of BLANK Financial (the seller) am the owner of the property located in Pend Oreille County (assessors parcel number: BLANK).Said property is being sold via contract (the contract) to BLANK (the borrower) with a closing date that has yet to be determined.

So you also think that as long as I separate business assets and personal assets (like wise people suggested earlier in this topic), I should be able to keep my properties if my business fails (goes into bancruptcy)?

This is my first post here so forgive me if this topic is redundant. 

Make sure you know as much as you can on the topic.

Greetings BP,I wanted to share my parking "activities" within the BP community since I see this a pretty obscure topic. 

Any good books on the topic of foreclosures you would recommend? 

Are there any good books you would say are a must read on the topic of foreclosures?

(Contrary to if you do a 1031 transaction, which is a whole different topic, but requires you to sell).Final thing I would say - think of the refinance as two separate transactions.

@Matt BuroniI may be wrong in some things as I’m still trying to educate myself on the topic.

Lots of different topics and a very friendly group.Impact Grapevine- www.impactgrapevinetexas.com- Started in Bigger Pockets and super friendly atmosphere.