And as Kyle stated, operating your business within an entity is not the end-all, be-all in "bulletproof" protection, just another layer of your empire's onion.

I really don't want to wait for it to happen and I don't think he's on any sort of meds.The rental situation in my area is pretty poor, almost everything is out of my price range and I love everything else about my household, but I'm already considering just biting the bullet and moving out because they're unwilling to deal with him.

That said, perhaps you could convince me otherwise . . .If you've closed a bulk REO deal, we want to see proof.

Well REO's require 3 things:1.Purchase Agreement2.Earnest Deposit3.Proof of fundsSome REO's wont accept your offer if they don't have all three.

Proof, Copy, Paste, Done!

For certain you are going to need a game plan, proof of funds and the ability to move quickly if you plan on getting into this space.

Tempered glass maybe?

Maybe should have bit the bullet and turned them over to the collection bureau for half.

Accountants would pour it from a bottle to a glass and try to keep the glass half full.The economics people sipped it out of the bottle and always had one sitting there in reserve and the finance guys stoled the reserves from the economics guys.But the engineers would get cans and when tipped up another guy would punch a hole in the bottom of the drinker's can!

., if you rent to a bunch of boys (aka "pigs"), bite the bullet and hire a cleaning person to come in once a week or so to keep the filth to a minimum.