All Forum Posts by: Dana Yobst

Ask your attorney if you buy one of his courses $99 courses then track what bank account the money goes to. Then see if you can garnish $ from that account.

I like that idea!

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@Ryan Snelson amazing that you were able to recover anything. i am feeling really lost with how to move forward. it looks like the receiver is throwing in the towel and clearly i need to be much more aggressive.

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My lawyer contacted the person in front of me who was not interested in joining forces. I am apparently second in line. The receiver is not having any success and says he is going to ask the judge to 'close things'.

Scott has not made payments in months. There has been arbitration against him. He hasn’t had counsel in those situations. The receiver is embarrassed (wrapping up his practice). He feels like he cant do anything helpful.

The people with the judgment ahead of us dont seem interested in teaming up to do discovery....

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Quote from @Steve Hodgdon:

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For those who have collected money from Carson, how did you did? I won a judgement years ago, have ben in line with multiple receivers and still....nothing. I don't want to throw good money after bad and I am infamiliar with criminal cases but it feels like may be better suited for criminal law.

I used to own collection agencies. Where is the judgment entered? State? here in CA judgments expire after 10 years. But you can renew at 8 1/2 years. Interest gets added to principal and you have another 10 years. You can domesticate to where he is. You can attach income streams. There there's a thing called an order of examination. I liked with "subpoena duces tecum" thats records. I was taught to ask for bank statements, pay stubs, utility bills on and on. People would give in and pay. You're going to have to do the digging. It's not profitable for a contingency collector to take on a debtor like this. Likely he has more experience at this as the note business guru. BTW bought my first note years ago from one of his students. An expensive "seminar".

@Steve Hodgdon the judgement is is travis count, Texas from 2021. When you say I'm going to need to do the digging...what do you recommend? I'm happy to put in more work but am not sure where to start.

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@Dana Yobst

I thought his wages were being garnished ? He is still extremely active on YouTube with his note stuff.

Have you spoken to a different attorney on ways to recover ?

I am working with a second, more aggressive attorney. Should I find another one? I have no experience with that.

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Yes, I am allegedly next. But the receiver apparently retired (or gave up) and the payments were so slow and sporadic that it appears to be years before I come up. I welcome any direction!

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All Forum Posts by: Dana Yobst

Dana Yobst has started 2 posts and replied 27 times.

Post: DO NOT INVEST with SCOTT CARSON (We Close Notes) or Inverse Asset

Post: Is SCOTT CARSON (WeCloseNotes/Inverse Asset) DEFRAUDING Investors

Post: DO NOT INVEST with SCOTT CARSON (We Close Notes) or Inverse Asset

Post: DO NOT INVEST with SCOTT CARSON (We Close Notes) or Inverse Asset

Post: DO NOT INVEST with SCOTT CARSON (We Close Notes) or Inverse Asset

Post: DO NOT INVEST with SCOTT CARSON (We Close Notes) or Inverse Asset

Post: DO NOT INVEST with SCOTT CARSON (We Close Notes) or Inverse Asset