I would probably invest some time and money into asset protection.

Divorce is the best way , although  I'd suggest consulting an attorney since there are many answers to this question depending on what your goals are, Protecting assets, legal action, what kind, ??

The public adjuster has been working on this for me for five months to expedite the payout.

We feel these have great upside with a good amount of downside protection.

We feel these have great upside with a good amount of downside protection.

The main objective is to have them keep my lease both correct and legal but I also want someone who can protect my assets throughout this crazy journey .I live in Louisville Kentucky but the property is located just across the pond in Indiana if any of my locals have a lawyer they would recommend.Thank you ahead of time and I appreciate all the support guys.Talk to you soon-Jake

Most of all, the best asset protection strategy is to just be a great landlord and take care of things before they become an issue.

How can I do this and protect myself from any new liens being placed on the property before I complete the rehab and exercise my option?

Prior to that I was in the mortgage industry for about 6 years where I did everything from basic branch admin stuff, compliance and QC, processing, and eventually was a licensed loan officer before I decided to change paths to public safety.

Anyone have experience as a business owner who regulary sells inventory product to the public in how to deal with handing so much of your hard-earned money to Uncle Sam?