A car is not a requirement for an umbrella policy - it's a strong-arm cross sell attempt. 

When it comes to wholesalers -- I've found that if a property that I find from a wholesaler is appealing, I always cross reference the ARV and actual rehab needed with 3 separate realtors to confirm if what the wholesaler claims is true or not.

Does anyone have experience crossing the river?

We figured until we buy something we'll be scrolling our PCs and not getting anywhere4th - Cross our fingers and hope we wouldn't fail too badly on the first one.

That was the first thought that crossed my mind as I was reading it.

I have a couple banks that are willing to cross collateralize so I don’t have to use my own cash but they only go to 15 or 20 years on the notes.Any ideas?

There's a big red line of hostility in the landlord-tenant relationship that, according to you, this tenant has crossed and tried to dance back over again.

New to wholesaling real estate, and looking for an attorney to make sure all my t's are crossed with my contracts and everything.

One of my marine corps buddies recently bought a duplex using a VA Loan.

if there is no cross collateral  you can in most states just sue on the note but if the LLC has no assets its a waste of money and probably best to try to limp along with the guy if he will pay..