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  1. #1
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    Question Protecting Investment Property From Foreclosure

    My question involves a foreclosure in the State of: Florida

    I currently have 4 Rental Properties in Florida that I can no longer afford to pay the bank mortgages on. They are currently paid up to date(Nov 2010) but i will no longer be able to pay on them. I also have 4 other investment properties with private non-recorded mortgages.
    My question is how to protect my private mortgaged properties when I start the foreclosures on the bank properties. Do I put them in an LLC or LP? Will this prevent the banks from going after them?

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    Default Re: Protecting Investment Property From Foreclosure

    If your creditors want to pursue your assets to recover the money you owe, you should not expect that you will be able to hide your assets.

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