If one is judicious about spending money for such things, one can earn the cost of same many times over through successful real estate transactions.Also, many guru events are free or nearly so.

I declared them to be in breech of contract, for lack of ability to deliver after issuance of cert of occupancy, not notifying me of any judicial or potential judicial proceedings (read your contract), and the fact that they tried to close on my property knowing full well that they had a lien on the property (how do you spell fraud?).

Great job United Van Lines.We got to CO (Lamar) on Wednesday late afternoon and fiinished the drive on Thursday, we were both kind of beat form all the "stuff' leading up to the closing and moving.Anyway we were in our house by 3:00PM and enjoying ourselves.Looking forward to seeing everyone at the get together on May 5th.all cash[/code]

We've never held a formal meeting (unless you count conversations about the properties over the dinner table).

It seems to me that an organizer might not be necessary, if anyone had a Q&A they wanted to write up, they could do it and submit it, but even better, there are probably a lot of posts already written that would serve well in a FAQ, so when someone noticed that a common question was answered, the text could just be cut and pasted into the FAQ page and then after a while it could be turned into a formal FAQ with minimal work.

Earnest money is a non-judicial remedy, meaning nobody gets sued.

In other words, the lender is notifying the borrower that they may start a foreclosure action against them and their property.In the case of a "power of sale" clause existing in a mortgage or deed of trust, the non¬judicial process of foreclosure is used.

Add to that, the courts here usually favour the tennant and NOT the landlord in any disputes.So the way I see it, as a renter, they pretty much have resigned themselves to the fact that the DD is just a formality and if they are going to trash the place they will regardless of the 500 or 1000 I have as a deposit.

By a slight margin, non-judicial foreclosure states outnumber judicial foreclosure states.

From my understanding in my state after someone hasn't paid their taxes for 5 years the deed goes to a Judicial Sheriff's sale.