I joked with her about fighting for the deal, but I assured her after the fact that it was her lead and I wouldn't work it.Well, I get a call tonight from a realtor telling me that she is about to list the same property and she wants me to go over there with her on Friday and just make them an offer right then and there.

That being said probably fighting an uphill battle to prove it and to get them evicted, if that is the route you would take.

Needless to state my relative paid in full but not without hiring an attorney and having to fight for his property.

Sometimes it peels off easily, other times it fights you by the inch.

Fighting city hall is not a good idea.

Loan, that way you dont have to fight over profit/accounting, which could be a pain if you will be GC'ing the project.

I don't necessarily agree with the rule, but I wouldn't want to be the one fighting it in court one day.

From a practical standpoint, were I faced with a situation where I transferred title, they called the note and I transferred it back and they still wanted to push forward with it; I would probably weigh my costs to fight it verses to pay it off with cash on hand or refinance it.

Fight or flight often comes into each deal you do, but just remember to push on, ask questions and run your numbers, then run them by someone with experience.  

Is the borrower fighting you?