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Doug Simpson Flip Analysis
20 March 2016 | 18 replies
If you are going to remove the mold yourself you run the risk of a future Buyer lawsuit.
Foley Ma Starter questions: Renting out my current primary house
21 February 2016 | 14 replies
If you do not have substantial assets for someone to come after in a lawsuit, then having liability coverage is sufficient. 
Seth Wilson Buying a company v. Buying the building
27 April 2014 | 3 replies
If there was an incident 3 years ago and the lawsuit is filled after I purchase the company, I am on the hook for it.
Aaron Westerburg Selling Real Estate vs. Selling an LLC
29 April 2014 | 9 replies
Perhaps an a endless number of possibilities; credit lines, debts of the LLC, potential lawsuits of injured people, law suits for any kind of tort, unsecured loans, etc.
Challenor Jack Newbie to Notes
1 December 2016 | 15 replies
You should never service notes yourself, you are asking for a lawsuit if you make one mistake under the FDCPA or the CFPB laws, and some states mandate a licensed servicer.Due diligence is where the real work is.
Steven Maduro The Lazy Landlord in law suite and landscaping
26 May 2015 | 2 replies

Hello Bigger pockets FamilyI am writing this particlular piece because I am currently renovating the downstairs portion of my house. I have hired contractors to do the bulk of the work. because one I am lazy and two. ...

Steven Maduro kitchen cabinets. durability vs looks whats the best bang for my buck?
22 May 2015 | 4 replies
Without a doubt the kitchen and bath are your two areas where your property will shine in the potential renters eye.I am about to commence on my In law suite and I am at an impassse when it comes to selecting Cabinetsmy contractor wants to go builder grade. but painted. and we will swap out the doors to go with a more modern look. i had some cabinets picked out from Lowesbut i also like some of Ikea's offererings However,Ikea build quality is suspect.I am only dealing with line set up on a 12 foot wall.with 24 inch stove and 24 inch fridgeso my cost will not be too high no matter which way I go. 
Jordon Haskell First deal, inheriting a tenant. What should I be aware of?
7 January 2017 | 2 replies
In such a lawsuit, the landlord has the burden of proving that his or her deductions from your security deposit were reasonable.262263 These additional amounts can also be recovered if a landlord who has purchased your building makes a "bad faith" demand for replacement of security deposits.
Donnie M. Alabama Tax Deed Purchase Help
6 June 2018 | 9 replies
It will need a total rehab.I know I will have to get a file a quiet title lawsuit to be able to sell and/or refinance once rehabbed. 
Mark S. Bank Account System for Turnkey Properties
18 January 2017 | 7 replies
That way, I'm still spreading my risk from both potential lawsuits and from bank in the event they ever had to foreclose on a leveraged property so that they can't come after other properties where I have an equity interest that are owned free and clear.