Btw, I hope nobody thinks I'm making judgements when I assert that there is nothing anti-capitalistic going on here.

My first mistake was being lazy there, but my bigger mistake was seeing the progression of his work turn into a nightmare and not taking assertive action to get him off the job.

So far your earlier assertion has checked out in my research.

Also beware the guy simply asserting that he is the sole heir. 

Without the push of subprime mortgages, relaxed credit requirements and the president asserting that everyone in America should own a home, rates were naturally going to drop.

The debt is at 16 trillion,unemployment is at about 8.3% but that is because many have given up on looking for work so the actual number is much worse.In addition if you fact check the DEMO's assertion that 4.5 million jobs were created between 2008 and now they say that is correct.

Demetrius' entire argument about the evilness of realtors hinged on his assertion that: Originally posted by Demetrius: If the seller wants to list too low, the agent pulls out figures to talk them into asking for a higher price While that may be Demetrius' opinion, the facts indicate otherwise...

Originally posted by Matt James:Ok J.Scott so I have thought over this, and let me explain why you are wrong, and how a wholesaler is not acting as a broker.Matt -I'm not sure why you are arguing with me about this...I've agreed with you this entire thread about having the right to market a property you have under contract.I disagreed with the fact that there is a major difference (from a legal standpoint) between selling a property with legal title and selling a property with equitable title -- something you asserted without support in a post above.If you disagree with that statement, can you support it?

Have them look at your home re it being nice, or nicer than most homes, assert that you'll pay the lot rent whether the home is rented or not....

An indirect transfer includes changing membership in the LLC without notifying the lender.As a practical matter, most big banks seem fine accepting on time payments since they aren't as aware or as assertive as @Ron S. and his bank.