Should I file for bankruptcy or grind it out and pay everything off?

You don't want to be charged with bankruptcy fraud, for sure!.

Crew can continue using the rental income they collect as their own personal piggy bank for a decade and never declare bankruptcy.

Agile hosts who control their own systems, manage costs carefully, and cultivate repeat guests aren’t doomed to the same fate.Sonder’s bankruptcy isn’t just about one company failing.

👊You’re already ahead of the pack just by showing up and declaring your path out loud.

Better yet, get with an insurance agent you trust and have them actually review your declarations pages and take it to market.

She does not have any evictions or bankruptcies.  

He could also do seller financing and declare the income as it arrives.

January tends to pick up, so if you can get ahead with marketing and photos, you’ll be in better shape.When you start screening tenants, pay close attention to any prior rental-related debts, open collections, or bankruptcies...those are some of the biggest red flags you can catch early.For leasing, get your listing on as many platforms as possible (not just Zillow), and respond fast to every inquiry.

Most S8 tenants have a history of bad decisions, often having convictions, evictions, bankruptcies, chargeoffs, collections, garnishments, etc.