Federal case — Trademark disputeSource: U.S.

Other than listing a slew of defunct, bankrupt, former American corporations whose trademarks are now collectively owned by a single E commerce company, which itself I think filed for bankruptcy or a re-organization per wall street journal last year, sorry -FirewallRetail Ecommerce Ventures, Buyer of Moribund Brands, Hires Advisers for Its Own StrugglesThe retail venture behind RadioShack, Pier 1 Imports and other online brands has hired restructuring lawyers, according to people familiar with the matterBy Soma Biswas and Andrew ScurriaUpdated March 2, 2023 10:10 pm ET|WSJ PROanother article from Silver law group, Retail Ecommerce Ventures (REV)"The business model of Retail Ecommerce Ventures (REV) is to buy the rights to a bankrupt brick and mortar retail business’s intellectual property and relaunch the brands as online-only ecommerce brands.

Some companies include Stein Mart, RadioShack and Pier 1.Source: ( Link, 36:15)Santarelli claims Norada Capital Management pivoted around 2020, Santarelli states he that he offered these companies “LOI” (letter of intent) offering to buy all of their intellectual property, brand names, trademarks, websites and customer databases from bankrupt entities like Dressbarn.

He set up one LLC to own the real estate, another to own the equipment, a third to own the company car, a fourth to be the operating entity, a fifth to own the business name and trademark, and a sixth to “license” the “concept”.  

For instance, if a buyer has secured a contract to purchase a property but cannot follow through with the purchase, they may assign the contract to another buyer for a fee.Outsourcing and Subcontracting: In industries such as construction and services, companies often delegate duties or assign their contracts to subcontractors or other third parties.Leasing and Financing: Leasing companies may assign lease agreements to other firms, and lenders may assign loans or debts to other financial institutions.Intellectual Property: When a company licenses its intellectual property, such as patents, trademarks, or copyrights, it may assign the rights to another party, either temporarily or permanently.Mergers and Acquisitions: During mergers and acquisitions, companies frequently assign contracts to streamline the transition of obligations and rights.How Common Is It?

I have officially formed my LLC ( Harveaux™), recently filed my trademark and I am currently wrapping up my real estate course, almost ready to take the state final.

Much to my surprise, the author himself was not there--so I figured, they just borrowed the copyrighted trademark "rich dad."

Such as registering for US Trademarks. 

It can also go even deeper -- what if the loan AND the servicing are BOTH sold, BUT the original lender authorizes the loan servicer to use their trademark and branding, and authorizes the 1-800 number employees to answer the phone as if they were Wells Fargo employees?

Pick any name you want (provided it is not trademarked) and the tenant will write checks out to that company name.