This is wording from the order: Defendant shall sign a general warranty deed conveying his interest to Plaintiff.

However there were a small handful of tax attorneys in the room and they opined as how they could see that method having some merit in a perfect storm of scenarios, judges, plaintiffs and defendants.  

Not sure if this would be a solution though..Please do not see it as an "argument" I am defying you (not actually defying you.. more like defending my viewpoint) to actually understand how partnering works and what it is like being a cash haver... and what their concerns are from their point of view.

Sometimes I browse Racine Co foreclosures but since I'm not a local and it's a tepid market, it's hard to tell the champions from the nags.I am not so sure about your self-help eviction strategy.

(People get all up in arms on this one defending thei vinyl but do some research.

When the defendant (my ex-tenant) didn't pay me after losing the small claims case (surprise surprise), I went back to court and filed a Writ of Execution to begin the process of enforcing the judgment. 

I have done this in a very specific way and successfully defended it when challenged by the regulators.

The cost of proving what is right in court is something I think we all want to avoid.I always try to imagine trying to defend my position in front of a judge & typical homeowner biased jury.

The title connection allegedly claim the escrow funds were released to Harbour Funding group which was allegedly recommended by a colleague of Mr Silver's, Jeff Pettracco - it is not clear if either have any direct links with Harbor Funding, it is however clear that the lawyer who is available to take up a class action on behalf of clients, (at cost up front of $2k plus 25% of any funds recovered) that a Mr Lang is likely to be a defendant in any action brought.

So it costs me nada to gain equity and eventually cash out in 3-5 years depending on the market.WRONG.This would be true only if:1) You never had a vacancy (won't happen)2) You never have to evict anyone (won't happen)3) You never have to pay to advertise your unit (unlikely to happen)4) You never have repair or maintenance costs (won't happen)5) You never have to defend a lawsuit (I wouldn't chance it)6) You own all the property personally without a corp entity (I wouldn't do this)I strongly suggest you shell out the couple dollars to buy MikeOH's book.