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28 September 2013 | 2 replies
In theory a lawsuit against one company would not affect the other.
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12 October 2015 | 10 replies
If it was a 5 year note and 10 years have passed then a quiet title or even a lawsuit for damages due to having a clouded title.
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19 June 2015 | 3 replies
The only thing they're going to do is invite a lawsuite and more headache and guarantee themselves the loss of any future business from you.I wouldn't worry about it myself.....
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5 June 2015 | 8 replies
The County Housing Authority had also put all owners of Section 8 properties in the complex on notice that the HOA had 2 years to fix all of the problems or they would be revoking all contracts at next renewal.The list of tickets, lawsuits and other issues was about a page and a half long.
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28 May 2015 | 20 replies
@Julian Buick@David FaulknerReasons an individual note holder might sell a $20,000 UPB for $12,000 right now:Death, illness/medical bills, qualifying for government benefits, nursing home costs, bankruptcy, divorce, law suits, business needs, their grandchild gets arrested for drugs and needs an attorney, they may have 90 days to move granny into their home and must remodel accommodations, they may be tired of collections and the tax headaches and servicing.
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9 September 2015 | 11 replies
I title literally everything in land trusts with my company as the beneficiary so as to protect us from any liability in a lawsuit since we self insure.
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3 September 2015 | 10 replies
Two siblings living in the house out of 8 total siblings could have very easily led to years of lawsuits while your money is tied up in a house you don't have in your possession.
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18 February 2016 | 5 replies
That protects the syndicator against lawsuits if things go bad.
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30 June 2015 | 3 replies
All signage and advertising can be in the DBA, and if you go the route of local banking, that too can go in the name.Now there is a caveat, in that should the existing holder of your LLC name in Ohio decided that some of your advertising was infringing on his business, he could go the route of the cease/desist, lawsuit, etc, but you can cross that unlikely bridge when you get to it.
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19 March 2015 | 7 replies
I would take that $15K and lend it out at 10 - 12% to rehabbers, use it for 3 months, be a private lender, make $1500 every 3 months, and -no maintenance, no taxes, -no asset protection costs, -no law suits from tenants, -no property management costs, -etc.Better yet, I would start a Self Directed Roth IRA.See https://www.trustetc.com/resources/education/case-...Own loan notes. not property with tenants and toilets.