You could either bury the disclosure (pun intended) or if you really want to hide the fact, put in bold, 14 point type font because buyers never read the warnings!

Warning: this will be blunt.Originally posted by "tessvis":Greetings,I am a newbie and I wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions on how to get out of the deal I made.

So Sunrocket up and closed its doors yesterday without warning to customers what-so-ever.

jdunsava - I'd like to welcome you, however I must also warn you to follow our forum rules.

Given that I live in the midwest and we get some pretty cold and snowy weather here, I've been warned by other investors that the market slows down considerably in the winter and now isn't a good time to start.

Hence it might make sense to buy using an OH LLC and then avoid the PA tax that your lawyer warned you about.

Becoming too personal (attacking a person rather than debating the merits of an idea), claiming there is only one way to do something, using specific terms when they should know the meaning of the terms and other things seems like a good way to warn off potential clients.A suggestion.

But if you want to make a successful career of RE investing, you may have to get a little more realistic about your current market conditions, especially regarding REO if this is the route you want to take.I do appluad your consistency and determination.Once again regarding repair estimates, I'd recommend that you look at a few REO Broker websites and you'll find warnings about sending this kind of stuff with your offers.

They could have given him some jail time but he liquided ALL his assets to make good to the people that lost money.With the lending mess out there and what has happened in the near past they are looking at at things and I think that this was a warning shot.

Originally posted by "real2":The Subprime market mess should be a warning about unqualified buyers.